Treasure Trove Worcester Ltd has dated these Antique Meissen Porcelain Figurines to the 19th Century.
We are pleased to offer for sale a finely modelled set of four Meissen porcelain figures representing the Four Seasons, produced in the 19th century and based on mid-18th century designs by Friedrich Elias Meyer, one of Meissen’s principal sculptors.

Spring is depicted as a maiden holding a garland of flowers; Summer carries a wheatsheaf and sickle; Autumn takes the form of a youthful Bacchic figure with a goblet and grapes; Winter is represented by a bearded man in a fur-lined robe, warming himself beside a flaming urn. The set exhibits the fine craftsmanship, painterly precision, and sculptural elegance typical of Meissen’s 19th-century production.

Each figure bears the underglaze blue crossed swords mark, with impressed model numbers and decorator’s marks to the base.
Condition:
Good decorative condition overall. Some restoration and minor losses as follows: Spring with restoration to the flower garland and one arm; Summer with restoration to the left-hand thumb and a small loss to the top of the wheatsheaf; Autumn with restoration to the right foot and minor chips to the laurel wreath; Winter in very good condition with a small rub to the paint on one finger. All figures structurally sound with no major breaks. Colours and gilding remain strong and well preserved.
Treasure Trove Worcester Ltd has dated these Antique Meissen Porcelain Figurines to the 19th Century.
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