A group of Meissen wares painted with 'deutsche-Blumen', circa 1760-65

each finely painted with scattered sprays and sprigs, comprising a large box and cover, a peach shaped box and cover, and an écuelle and cover, together with a small Meissen ornithological teapot and cover, crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue, with additional star to teapot, impressed numeral 3 to ecuelle,

the large jar and cover, there is a hairline crack which runs around the join of the foot and the base of the jar, flat chip to rim of jar, some glaze flaking on the handle of cover; the peach shaped box and cover, minute rim chip to cover, the handle of the cover has been repaired; the écuelle, there is a faint hairline body crack to the cover, some typical gilding loss to top edge of rim of base; the teapot has a small flat chip to rim of spout.
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