On the underplate, there is a bulging, rounded footed, and below it a godroned body that wraps around. The leaf angles are turned to the side. On both sides of the wall and in the mirror, there are four-pass reserves with a blue background and framed by gold borders. Within them are figurative battle scenes with soldiers on horseback or soldiers in the field camp, as well as colorful flower arrangements. The godrons are decorated with colored flower branches. Polychrome painting. Rich gold decoration of foliage and ribbon work, rosettes, and gold lace borders. Sword mark. Cup height 9.5 cm. Plate diameter 18 cm. See Jedding, Meissen Porcelain of the 19th/20th century, p. 82f., No. 81ff. A large mid-19th century porcelain cup on saucer finely painted with battle scenes and flower decor. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Mid-19th century.