A Meissen Figure of Cupid Making Hot Chocolate, Emblematic of Fire from the Four Elements, Late 19th Century, Blue Crossed Swords Marks, Pressnummer 10
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After the model by J.J.Kandler, Cupid seated at a table preparing hot chocolate, on a rocaille moulded base enriched in gilding, 11 cm high. Condition: Small chip to his left index finger with associated old overpainting, minute chipping to extremities overall, kettle lacking spout and handles, small chip to edge of brick stove, with small area of repainting, minor wear overall.
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