6 dinner plates diameter 24.5 cm, 1 soup plate diameter 25 cm, 1 circular platter diameter 33.5 cm, 2 oval platters length 37, 45.5 cm, the body with gold and dark red edging, gold-painted foliate friezes and green painted vine leaves, 1 dinner plate with chipped edge and circular stand, Vienna, Imperial Manufactory, underglaze blue Austrian shield, dated 1806.1807, 1815, painter no. 53 Joseph Prohaska 1789-1804, no. 57 Georg Perl 1771-1804, no. 59 Kaspar Drexler 1770-1833, no. 110 Joseph Pumperer 1786-1829 (Ru)

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Blätter für Heimatkunde, Hg. Historischen Verein für Steiermark, Graz 2020, issues 3- 4, Anton Philipp Revertera, "Benutzung der mannigfaltigen Gaben der Natur", p. 160, fig. 6, 1 sauce tureen with vine leaves, p. 163 fig. 9, design for vine leaves, Vienna Porcelain Factory 1812, MAK, MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, Library and art print collection, inv. no. Bl. 1162-210; The artistic estate of the factory, which is preserved in the MAK, contains a coloured design for a green and yellow vine leaf border that is still popular today. It was executed in 1812 and bears the designation "a la Johann". Whether this was intended as a homage to the Archduke, who also rendered outstanding services to viticulture, or whether it refers to one of his orders, cannot be ascertained.