A group of Meissen porcelain Kakiemon wares, circa 1730-35

decorated in Kakiemon style, comprising:

a teapot and cover, circa 1735, of globular form, affixed with a loop handle painted with iron-red scrolls, with an acanthus leaf terminal, the spout with a mask-form terminal picked out in enamels, painted on each side with a flowering branch of indianische Blumen, the cover similarly decorated, brown-edged rims, crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue

Height 13 cm; 5 ⅛ in

a pair of small beakers and stands, circa 1735, painted with bundles of wheat or brushwood and scattered sprigs, picked out in gilding, brown-edged rims, the lower part of the beakers and undersides of the stands moulded with basketweave panels, brown-edged rims, crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue, Dreher’s mark of .9 or 6. to inside edge of footrims

Diameter of stands 12.5 cm; 4 ⅞ in

a rectangular tray, circa 1735, with a shaped rim, painted with the 'Fliegender Hund' or 'Flying Fox', pattern, brown-edged rim, crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue, incised X to edge of footrim

Width 21 cm; 8 ¼ in

a plate, circa 1730, painted with a phoenix bird beside branches of flowers issuing from banded hedges, with three further flower branches at the rim, brown-edged rim, crossed swords mark in blue enamel

Diameter 21.1 cm; 8 ¼ in

and an oval sugar box, circa 1735, painted in Imari style in underglaze-blue with flowers on a table, embellished in gilding and further enriched with enamelled flowers, the cover surmounted with a lion-form finial, crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue

Width 12.5 cm; 4 ⅞ in

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