Germany. Baluster-shaped porcelain jug decorated with a red Ming dragon. Approx. 1940s. geo and pewter

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Signed and dated 77

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Germany. Baluster-shaped porcelain jug decorated with a red Ming dragon. Approx. 1940s. geo and pewterJug with Ming dragon, Meissen area. Baluster shaped jug in white glazed porcelain decorated with a red Ming dragon and a gilt rim. The model was produced in the Meissen area and is not made by the Royal Meissen manufactory. Origin: Germany, Meissen area. Material: Porcelain. Dimensions: H. 11 cm, D. 8 cm. Period: Approx. 1940s. Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of wear. Bio: The Ming dragon is a traditional Chinese inspired motif that