Meissen tea caddy with landscape scenes.

Figural baluster form with a notch and flat shoulder, as well as a short cylindrical neck. At the top is a rounded lid with gold ornamentation. Around it are six recessed molded panels with painted landscapes depicting figures, some with riders, carts with harnessed horses, and architectural backdrops in polychrome painting, possibly executed by Christian Friedrich Herold or Johann Georg Heintze. Gilded molded edge and shoulder. Each marked with a gold number "65". Sword mark in blue enamel. Height 10 cm. Compare with the Pitsch catalog, the Vark collection, number 360 and following; the Pitsch catalog, the Karabelli collection, page 36; Jedding, page 137. Porcelain tea caddy with depictions of commerce and landscapes. Crossed blue swords mark. Meissen. Circa 1730.