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Meissen Figural Inkwell and Sander
| Categories | Ceramics/Porcelain "Named" Makers |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Markings | See Narrative |
| Manufacturer | Meissen |
| Origin | Germany |
| Date or Era | circa 1800 |
| Measuring | 2 ⅝” wide; 3 ½” high |
A hand painted Meissen porcelain figural inkwell and matching sander in the form of a boy and girl decorated in chinoiserie. The boy is an inkwell, his head coming off to access the ink. The girl is a sander, her collar perforated to dispense pounce. The pieces are marked with the Meissen crossed swords.
Sold for $368 in February 2024
Sold for $425 in September 2024
Sold for $1200 in August 2025
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