Pair of potpourri vases with cupids, Meissen, marks 1850-1924, 1st quality, designed by Johann Joacim Kaendler in 1760, model no. 2710 and 2707, pear-shaped corpus on wide round base, vaulted lid with breakthrough. Wall with shell and rocaille relief, polychrome paintings on both sides, flamboyant scenes by Watteau on the front, floral bouquets on the frontside, framed by rich flower and fruit trimming and fully plastered. Putti, this symmetrical design, lid crowned by a large flower pyramid, various leaves damaged, Chip on the foot, H. 42 cmDescription: Pair of potpourri vases with cupids, Meissen, marks 1850-1924, 1st quality, designed by Johann Joacim Kaendler in 1760, model no. 2710 and 2707, pear-shaped corpus on wide round base, vaulted lid with breakthrough. Wall with shell and rocaille relief, polychrome paintings on both sides, flamboyant scenes by Watteau on the front, floral bouquets on the frontside, framed by rich flower and fruit trimming and fully plastered. Putti, this symmetrical design, lid crowned by a large flower pyramid, various leaves damaged, Chip on the foot, H. 42 cm