German hard-paste porcelain figural group by Aelteste Volkstedter Porzellanfabrik (Oldest Volkstedt), precisely dated 1915. The scene depicts a fortune teller reading the palm of a young flower-seller, with Cupid kneeling below and holding an open book. Read as an allegory of Love and Destiny, this refined composition belongs to the late-rococo taste still favoured in Thuringia at the time. The group shows clean, lively modelling, careful hand enamelling and neat gilt accents. Features include a rococo scroll base with grassy patches, a draped side table with teapot, and a woven basket of flowers. This is a well-preserved cabinet piece from Rudolstadt production with an exact factory date — attractive to collectors seeking documented examples from the period. ...