PROPERTY FORMERLY IN THE COLLECTION OF HENRY C. AND MARTHA L. ISAACSON, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON (LOTS 548-554)

TWO MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURES OF A PEASANT GIRL FROM THE RUSSIAN STREET TRADER SERIES

THE FIRST CIRCA 1755, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK AT THE BACK; THE SECOND CIRCA 1924-1934, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS WITH DOT MARK, INCISED MODEL NO. 1186, IMPRESSED 35, PAINTER'S 35; BOTH AFTER THE MODEL BY P. REINEKE

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TWO MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURES OF A PEASANT GIRL FROM THE RUSSIAN STREET TRADER SERIES
THE FIRST CIRCA 1755, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK AT THE BACK; THE SECOND CIRCA 1924-1934, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS WITH DOT MARK, INCISED MODEL NO. 1186, IMPRESSED 35, PAINTER'S 35; BOTH AFTER THE MODEL BY P. REINEKE
Each modeled as a young girl standing on a mound base applied with flowers, wearing a kerchief and fur-lined coat, a ewer in each hand
5¼ in. (13.3 cm.) high (2)

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Figures from this series are said to be inspired by the Diverse Cris de Marchands de Russie engravings after Boucher. See Y. Adams, Meissen Figures, 1730-1755 The Kaendler Period, Atglen, 2001, pp. 198 and 200, fig. no. 533.