Ascending over a profiled rounded base, the baluster-shaped shaft transitions into a bulging body and a stepped, conically expanding neck with a swinging rim. The side handles take the form of a male head with a feathered hat or fully plastic putti, dressed in a lilac-colored cloth patterned with gold tendrils. The vessel is adorned with relief sculptures of ribbed shell and rocaille decorations from the Swan Service (Swan design). On both sides of the wall, framed by a gold-contoured cartouche, are the coat of arms of Heinrich Graf von Brühl and his wife Franziska von Kolowrat-Krakowsky or a chrysanthemum branch in the Kakiemon style. The polychrome painting is embellished with gold staffage. Model number 50315. Sword mark. Height: 30 cm. A splendid porcelain vase with decor from the "Swan Service". Crossed swords mark. Meissen. After 2000.
