Meissen tea caddy with landscape scenes.

A baluster-shaped figurine with a notched design and a flat shoulder, as well as a short cylindrical neck. At the top, a rounded lid with gold ornamentation. Around it, six recessed profiled panels with painted landscapes depicting figures, some with riders, horse-drawn carts, and architectural backdrops in polychrome painting, possibly executed by Christian Friedrich Herold or Johann Georg Heintze. A gilded profiled edge and shoulder. Each marked with the gold number "65". Crossed-sword mark in blue enamel. Height 10 cm. Compare with the Pitsch catalog, Wark collection, number 360 and following; Pitsch catalog, Carabelli collection, page 36; Jedding, page 137. A porcelain tea caddy with depictions of commerce and landscapes. Mark of crossed blue swords. Meissen. Circa 1730.