porcelain, opening with wide gilt edging, the body with reseda coloured ground and fine gold-painted foliate and blossom friezes as well as borders, cup with polychrome painted all-round scenery on gold background, a naked boy with bow and arrow holding a hunting dog on a leash, a hunter with spear pointing to the wild boars, on the side a naked boy carrying four spears in his hands, all figures chasing the wild boars, hidden in the tree is a young woman watching two boars and a young boar being chased by two dogs, three hunters with spears and pikes attacking the boars, a young woman fleeing and embracing a lying hunter, behind her a hunter with cap and raised right hand, in the trees the god Pan and companion embracing each other, two hunting assistants carrying a dead deer on a pole, base with six medallions and various animal heads including a hare, boar, fawn, fox, lynx and wolf on gold ground, handles with gilt edges and golden acanthus leaves, height 30 cm
Meissen, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, second half of the 19th century, model A 148, former no. 19, model by Ernst August Leuteritz 1851–1852 (Ru)

Lit.:
Bergmann A 100-Z 300, p. 50, cf. the form cat. no. 2986;