Two Ludwigsburg porcelain coffee pots and covers and three coffee cups and saucers, circa 1765

all pieces painted with sprays of blue flowers, the coffee pots, both of cylindrical form, one with a cover surmounted with a Lion finial, the other with fluted moulding to the body, the cover with an acorn finial, the cups and saucers also with fluted moulding, various marks

The larger coffee pot: There is a chip to the flange of the pot The smaller coffee pot: There is a chip to the rim which measures 1.1cm wide. There is a flat chip to the underside edge of the cover's rim. One saucer: There is a chip to the rim. One cup: The handle is separate Another cup: There is a small chip to the rim.
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