A Meissen figure of Cupid disguised as a maiden holding a mask
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A Meissen figure of Cupid disguised as a maiden holding a mask

CIRCA 1755, MARKED WITH UNDERGLAZE BLUE CROSSED SWORDS AND IMPRESSED 16. TO THE SIDE, THE BASE WITH A BLUE LINE

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A Meissen figure of Cupid disguised as a maiden holding a mask
Circa 1755, marked with underglaze blue crossed swords and impressed 16. to the side, the base with a blue line
Gilt and painted in colours, modelled by Johann Joachim Kaendler as a winged young boy flanking a treetrunk, scantily draped in a pink robe, wearing a lace cap and a black ribbon around his neck, holding a grotesque mask in his hands, on circular rocaille base (one wing missing)
9.5cm. high
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