Swan Service
porcelain tableware
set of porcelain tableware made at the Meissen (Meissen porcelain) factory in Germany between 1737 and 1741 by Johann Joachim Kändler (Kändler, Johann Joachim) and Johann Friedrich Eberlein. Made for Heinrich, Count von Brühl, the factory director, it was composed of 2,200 pieces modeled and painted in the Rococo style with such aquatic motifs as swans and water nymphs. It is probably the single finest table service ever made in porcelain.- Coke, Thomas
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