#2303 Dresden porcelain cigarette holder with cherub supports and pink glaze East Germany

No chips or cracks 6” x 7” Porcelain figurines and decorative items featuring cherubs, often referred to as putti, have a long history in European decorative arts, particularly during the Rococo and Neoclassical periods. These playful figures were popular motifs for embellishing everything from furniture to tableware and specialized decorative objects. Dresden, Germany, has a rich heritage in porcelain production, most famously associated with the Meissen factory, but also with numerous other smaller manufacturers that produced high-quality decorative porcelain. Items from this region often feature intricate detailing, delicate painting, and gilded accents, reflecting a tradition of fine craftsmanship.

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• Listed Apr 11, 2026