porcelain, colour and gold paint, 63 items: eight underplates dia. 31.5 cm, eight dinner plates dia. 24 cm, eight soup cups with eight saucers snailhouses as knob and fish handles height 11 cm, dia. 15 cm, eight dessert plates dia. 20 cm, eight bread plates dia. 16.5 cm, one oval soup bowl with cover, on which source nymph and two nixen as handles, height 33 cm, length 37 cm, two gravy boats with dolphin handles, height 14 cm, length 19.5 cm, four spice bowls resting on dolphin head, the tail as handle, height 7.2 cm, dia. 5.5 cm, one round plate, dia. 34.5 cm, two oval platters, length 30 cm, two oval platters length 35.5 cm, length 46 cm, one rectangular salad bowl with two handles, height 4.5 cm, length 33 cm, two round bowls height 8 cm, dia. 18.5 cm, sides with cambered gold edges, gold painted line border, shell relief, well with water lined by reeds, in which two swans turning towards each other, at left a heron with a carp in the beak, above which a heron in flight, rim with colour painted exotic 'Indian' spray of flowers, fish handles and gold heightened handles, the cover of the oval soup bowl depicts a reclining nymph, she is holding an amphora with both hands from which a spring is gushing forth, front and reverse side features the colour and gold painted combined coat of arms in shell reserves, the bowl is resting on four dolphins, Meißen, underglaze blue sword mark around 1976, model by Johann Joachim Kändler 1736-1740 and Johann Friedrich Eberlein 1738-1742 (Ru)

See Lit:
Schwanenservice, Meissener Porzellan für Heinrich Graf von Brühl, Ausstellung im Dresdner Schloss, 2000; this china with the 'Schwanen Relief' is based on the Swan service of Heinrich Graf von Brühl, 1700-1763, prime mininster of the Saxon Elector August the Strong and Polish King August II.

The legendary dinner service was created in around 1738-1740, included approx. 2200 items and showing the combined coat of arms of Heinrich Graf von Brühl and his wife Gräfin Maria Anna Franziska von Kolowrat-Krakowski;