梅森瓷器

“A truly museum-quality Meissen porcelain piece, crafted between 1731-1751, in perfect condition. The piece is shaped like a begonia flower, with a soy-sauce glazed rim. It features a delicate yellow glaze on the outside and white glaze on the inside, both adorned with finely painted florals, insects, and gilt accents. The dish measures 13 centimeters at its longest point, and the cup is 8.5 centimeters at its longest. This exquisite piece of porcelain, nearly contemporary with the Qing dynasty’s Yongzheng period, represents the pinnacle of early European porcelain craftsmanship.”