porcelain, polychromed and gilt, URANIA - THE HEAVENLY ONE, the muse of astronomy, looking with a telescope at the starry sky and holding a compass in her left hand, on the side a globe, she wears a white dress with gold stars and light purple shawl with gilt borders, gold-heightened rocaille plinth, height 47 cm, model no. 369/1, 1924–1934; EUTERPE - THE GIVER OF DELIGHT, the muse of lyric poetry, playing the flute, clad in a white dress with green and gold-painted Indian blooming branches and pale green lining, coral red shawl with yellow lining and gilt borders, gold-heightened rocaille plinth, height 40 cm, model no. 369/2, 1924–1934; THALIA - THE FLOURISHING ONE, the muse of comedy, holding a written page in her left hand, declaiming with her right hand raised, wearing white fabric on her head with gilt trimmings, a white dress with green and gold painted Indian flower branches, coral red shawl with gold painted foliate and blooming branches and pineapples and purple lining, gold-heightened rocaille plinth, height 42 cm, model no. 369/4, 1924–1934; ERATO - THE LOVELY ONE, the muse of erotic poetry, playing a hurdy gurdy, clad in a white dress with polychrome painted Indian flower branches, yellow lining with golden borders, a light purple shawl with delicate gold painted borders, gold-heightened rocaille plinth, height 41 cm, model no. 369/6, 1924–1934; POLYHYMNIA - THE ONE OF MANY HYMNS, the muse of sacred poetry, playing a mandolin, dressed in white with gilt trimmings and yellow lining, a reseda green shawl with polychromed and gold-painted Indian blooming branches, light blue lining and gilt trimmings, gold-heightened rocaille plinth, height 41 cm, model no. 369/7, 1924–1934; APOLLO - APOLLON, Greek god, the son of Zeus and Leto, twin brother of Artemis, was the embodiment of the Greek ideal of radiant “Apollonian beauty”, playing the lyre, wearing laurel branches on his head, a light purple shawl with gold flowers and brown sprigs of leaves and light grey lining, gold-heightened rocaille plinth, height 46 cm, model no. 369/29 (70520) c. 1975
Meissen, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, model by Johann Joachim Kändler 1748 (Ru)

Lit.:
Bergmann 1-3000, pp. 507–511;