Allegorical figure of Meissen porcelain "The Third Monarchy"

Greece "from the series" Four Monarchies, depicted on a rocaille pedestal, stands a young military commander, Alexander the Great, in a majestic posture with his right hand raised, dressed in Roman attire with armor, a flowing cloak, and a helmet with feathers and a spiked crown. He is accompanied by a "four-headed panther" (or three-headed Cerberus). Possibly the work of Johann Joachim Kändler. Partially restored; minor crack; crossed swords mark. Height 21.5 cm. See Paul's collection catalog, volume I, pages 476 onwards; Pitzsch, Meissen porcelain sculpture, number 78. An allegorical porcelain figure of the third monarchy, Greece, from the series "Four Monarchies." Partially restored. Minor crack. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Mid-18th century.