Bacchus in Meissen porcelain of the 18th century forming a centerpiece

Group serving as a centerpiece composed of three elements in Meissen porcelain with polychrome decoration in the natural representing Bacchus covered with a leopard skin on a barrel raising his glass, a child next to him filling a carafe; a young woman near a basket of fruit and a child on a goat holding bunches of grapes; and a child raising his glass. Rocaille base with a lot of movement.

Model of Kandler.

Marked with crossed swords in blue with a dot in the center.

Germany, circa 1750-55. 18th century.

Height : 27,4 cm. A few small chips and cracks from firing are visible.