Small porcelain pot for chocolate

The body shape is pear-shaped. Beak-shaped spout and a side angular handle with a shield-like ending. Flat arched lid with a knob at the top. On both sides of the wall, in cartouches made of palm leaves and bordered with shells, there is a partially architectural landscape with figural staffage. Between them are large shaded wooden flowers and insects. Corresponding decor above the double ring of architectural stone. Beautiful polychrome painting. Gold ornamental borders and staffage. At the bottom—a gold inscription “No. 67”. Inventory number; crossed swords mark. Height 12.5 cm. Small porcelain chocolate pot, finely painted with landscapes. There is a chip. Gold inscription “No. 67”. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Circa 1740.