Antique Meissen Porcelain Ink Pot

An exceptional 18th-century Meissen porcelain ink pot, circa 1750, exemplifying the refined artistry of Germany's most prestigious porcelain manufactory. The piece displays intricate hand-painted blue floral and bird designs—hallmarks of the coveted "blue painting" technique—with a delicately painted blue border adorning the body. Authenticated by the underglaze "Crossed Swords" mark (Schwertermarke), this ink pot embodies the technical mastery and aesthetic sophistication of mid-18th-century Meissen production. The lid, though has been restored, It remains intact and functional. Dimensions: Height 9.02 cm × Diameter 10.01 cm A distinguished collectible and period writing desk accessory for the discerning collector.