CIRCA 1735, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARKS, THE PLATE WITH INCISED DREHER'S E FOR ECKOLD TO FOOTRIM, THE CHARGER WITH DREHER'S Z.. TO FOOTRIM

Only four other plates from this service appear to have been recorded. One of them, a plate formerly in the Klemperer Collection, was painted with the same scene found on one of a series of watercolor sketches signed by Löwenflinck which are still in the Meissen factory archives (for the plate, destroyed in the Second World War, see Ludwig Schnorr von Carolsfeld, Porzellansammlung Gustav von Klmeperer, Dresden, 1928, pl. 21, no. 126; for the watercolor sketches, see Otto Walcha in 'Vorlageblätter von Adam Friedrich von Löwenfinck', Keramos, no. 34, October 1966, pp. 130- 135, fig. 6). For the second plate, formerly in the Stout Collection, see Mrs. C.B. Stout Collection of early Meissen Porcelain, Brooks Memorial Art Gallery, Memphis, Tennessee, April-September 1966 Exhibition Catalogue, no. 45; for the third see Mary Campbell Gristina et al., The Wark Collection, Early Meissen Porcelain (Jacksonville, 1984), p. 139, no. 189. For the fourth example, formerly in the collection of Dr. Roy Brynes, see White Gold: 18th Century Porcelain from Meissen and Du Paquier; Christie's, London, 12 May 2010, lot 53.