Meissen-esque Hand-painted Porcelain Pug vintage shop drawings purchased from the estate of

purchased from the estate of art professor & art historian Jill McKeever Furst

The view of it from above is very nice too

so one could absolutely put it to use

I assume representing a mythological creature

The Laura who signed this above the lower border does have a last name

Meissen-esque Hand-painted Porcelain Pug vintage shop drawings purchased from the estate ofWhen I found this one the other day in Vermont it struck me as quite a fine little thing I don't buy much porcelain but have had a few Herend animals and figures and it feels like that in the hand. A little research reveals that the most renowned maker of porcelain pugs is Meissen (Germany), most of them modeled after a series of pugs by the Meissen factory's chief modeler Johann Joachim Kaendler in 1740 1741. (Interestingly, it appears that one of