A Frankenthal porcelain solitaire, circa 1765

each piece painted in purple camaieu with pastoral landscape scenes of shepherds and shepherdesses with sheep and dogs on a white ground scattered with flower sprigs inside turquoise line rims, comprising a lozenge shaped tray, a small bullet-shaped teapot, a pear-shaped milk jug on three feet, a sugar bowl and cover, a teacup and saucer and an odd cover painted with flower sprays, blue crowned CT monogram, blue painted Director's initials `AB' for Adam Bergdoll, various incised and painted marks `ja', cover of teapot lacking,

Tray- minor nick to rim, but overall in good condition; Teapot- cover lacking. Firing crack to spout; Sugar Bowl and cover- cover with shallow chip to rim; Milk jug- good condition; Cup and saucer- cup with nick to footrim. Saucer with minor specking to glaze; Odd cover- good condition.
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