A pair of Meissen Moorish figures with spice bowls.

On a rock pedestal adorned with plastic leaves and flower vines stands a standing blackamoor with a loincloth and a headdress adorned with colored feathers or a blackamoor in a flower-patterned dress and a forehead band. Standing to the side is an oval vessel with a domed lid, with a flower bud in the center. On the pedestal and the lid, there is an ozier relief with delicate flower arrangements or four-pass reserve framed scenes of commerce and hunting. Polychrome painting with gold contouring. Possibly by Johann Joachim Kaendler and Johann Friedrich Eberlein. Insignificant restoration; crossed swords mark. Height 17 cm. A pair of porcelain figures of a blackamoor with a lidded spice bowl. Insignificant restoration. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Circa 1750.