Meissen cylindrical jug with chinoiserie decoration Meissen,... Lot 13

Meissen cylindrical jug with chinoiserie decoration Meissen, c. 1730, porcelain, white, glazed, cylindrical, with indented lip rim, band handle with central ridge and modeled palmette base, finely painted decoration in the famille-verte style in the manner of Johann Ehrenfried Stadler with chinoiserie landscape and a pagoda between dense chrysanthemum and peony branches in purple, iron red, yellow, enamel blue and two different shades of green, with black and iron red contours, partly heightened with gold, chinoise-colored floral and foliate border, unglazed base with manufactory mark, probably later added silver mount consisting of a profiled foot rim and a hinged handle gilded on the inside with a rare coin of the Roman-German emperor Charles VI as ruler in Transylvania, dated 1725, height with lid 14.6 cm, condition B, small, older restoration at the bottom of the handle end Meissen cylindrical jug with chinoiserie decor Meissen, c. 1730, porcelain, white, glazed, cylindrical, with indented lip rim, band handle with central ridge and modeled palmette base, finely painted Famille-verte style decoration in the manner of Johann Ehrenfried Stadler with chinoiserie landscape and a pagoda between dense chrysanthemum and peony branches in purple, iron red, yellow, enamel blue and two different shades of green, with black and iron red outlines, partly heightened with gold, chinoise colored flower and leaf tendril border, unglazed bottom with maker's mark, probably later added silver mount consisting of profiled foot rim and inside gilded hinged handle with rare coin of the Roman-German Emperor Charles VI as ruler in Transylvania, dated 1725, height with lid 14,6 cm, condition B, at the bottom of the handle end small, older restoration