Meissen porcelain, over 300 years of existence, is known for high quality and originality till today. The porcelain work was started in Dresden, Germany in 1709 to produce the first European. Hard-paste porcelain at high temperature. Its crossed-swords logo was introduced in 1720 and evolved during different periods.
The two pairs of cups with handles and saucers all feature the same shapes with scalloped rims decorated with gold gilt trims and hand painted flowers in varieties over the white porcelain. The blue under-glaze logos are shown underneath with some numbers at besides.
Notably, the two cups and one saucer have two slashes as quality indicator used between 1852 and 1870 over the Meissen cross-swords marks, whereas another saucer lighter in weight has no slashes but an S below the two crossed-swords. Measures: Dimensions: Cups, 3 ¼ rim diameter x 2 ½ high x 1 3/8 base diameter; Saucers, 5 ¼ rim diameter x 1 3/8 high x 2 5/8 base diameter; Weight : totally, over 1.1 lb (about 0.5 kg).Condition: Very good, with no chips, cracks or noticeable damages, with some mild gilt loss to the edges of the cups and saucers, consistent with age and use. We try our best to list and describe the items precisely and accurately, pointing out any imperfections.
Therefore, in general, we do not accept the return. However, we welcome a discussion, if we unintentionally missed something in the description. Please check our other posted items as well. The item "Antique Meissen Porcelain Hand Painted Demitasse Cups & Saucers" is in sale since Thursday, March 21, 2019. This item is in the category "Antiques\Decorative Arts\Ceramics & Porcelain\Cups & Saucers".The seller is "allwang2005" and is located in New Haven, Connecticut. This item can be shipped worldwide.