porcelain, 109 pieces: 36 dinner plates diameter 23 cm, 17 soup plates diameter 22.5–23.5 cm, 1 edge with minor restoration, 14 hors d’œuvre plates or dessert plates diameter 20 cm 1 edge with minor restoration, 18 bread plates diameter 15 cm, 1 soup tureen with cover height 29 cm, length 36 cm, boy with cornucopia as finial and 1 presentoir with handles height 6.5 cm, length 52 cm, 2 vegetable bowls with handles and cover, 1 girl and 1 boy with cornucopia as finial height 18 cm, length 33 cm, 1 handle with pasted crack, 2 oval sauce tureens with cover and attached saucer, 1 girl and 1 boy with cornucopia as finial height 16.5 cm, length 22 cm,
1 edge of lid with minor restoration, 1 sauce tureen in boat shape with attached saucer height 10 cm, length 26 cm, 1 tetragonal high bowl height 8 cm, diameter 21 cm, 1 flat tetragonal bowl height 4 cm, diameter 24 cm, 1 circular platter diameter 36 cm, 1 circular platter diameter 30 cm, 1 oval platter length 50 cm, 1 oval top length 40 cm, 1 oval platter 33 cm, fish platter length 60 cm, 3 porcelain spoons length 20 cm, 2 spice bowls length 3.5 cm, length 11 cm, 1 small mustard pot with cover height 10.5 cm, diameter 15 cm, rosebud finial very slightly chipped, 1 porcelain spoon length 10.5 cm, the bodies with curving gilt edging, relief, colourfully painted insects, butterflies, scattered flowers and bouquets of flowers
Meissen, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, second half of the 19th century, gilder no. 3,4,6,13,29,32,33,35, former no. 56 (Ru)

Lit.:
Otto Walcha, Meissner Porzellan, 1975, p. 414: The relief decoration “Neubrandenstein” was created in 1744 on the lip of the plate, in a way similar to the osier pattern, by means of a rightward movement and a leftward twist in the notch, developing s-shaped lines.