A magnificent porcelain coffee pot.

Johann Georg Heinz Bienert Former Corp. A J-shaped handle with a curved tip and spout, featuring a relief sculpture of a shell and rocaille work, along with a relief design of ribs and palmettes. The hood-shaped lid has a partially gilded finial. On both sides of the wall, between large, shaded carved wooden flowers, there are four open reserves framed in brown outlines with gilded grapes and lattice ornamentation. Inside are impressive rocky and wooded landscapes with hints of architecture in the background. A corresponding landscape decoration with a gold cord on the lid. Fine polychrome painting by Johann Georg Heinz (active 1720-1748) or I. G. Klinger (attributed). Gold No. 14. Press No. 11. Minor restoration; sword mark. Height 22 cm. Comparable painting attributed to I. G. Heinz on a cup from the collection of Sir Augustus Wollaston Franks in the British Museum in London (museum number: Franks. 93). See Rückert, Catalogue of the Bavarian National Museum, No. 215; Pazaurk, Meissen Porcelain Painting, Fig. 18f.; Wark Collection, No. 470f. A magnificent porcelain coffee pot, elegantly painted with landscapes and "carved flowers" by I. G. Heinz and I. G. Klinger (attributed). Minor restorations. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Circa 1740-1745.