A mid-19th century Meissen sweetmeat dish centered with a quatrefoil landscape scene, the wide rose-pink and gilt border painted with delicate dock-side scenes, underglaze crossed sword mark to the underside. The second is a covered sugar bowl, circa 1860s, painted with the meticulous style of Helena Wolfsohn, known for her depiction of fancy birds and insects, underglaze mark not identified (broken finial). Also, two small teapots, one with a faux Meissen mark and the larger with a mark attributed to DKF Porcelain, Thuringia,1880s, (both with finial chips).

Dish 1 1/2 x 8 1/4 x 8 1/4 in.