Charming Antique Meissen Figurine of Ice Skating Putti Cherub Allegory of Winter Monogrammed The server is stamped on

The server is stamped on the rat tail on the back of the bowl with the maker's mark for David Andersen

The set is done in the D’Orleans pattern which was first produced in 1923

Five of the plates have tiny chips or flakes to the gilt rim

a date letter h for the year 1903 and a maker's mark for the Haseler Brothers

Charming Antique Meissen Figurine of Ice Skating Putti Cherub Allegory of Winter Monogrammed The server is stamped onPresented is a very charming 19th century Meissen porcelain figurine of an ice skating putto or cherub, an allegorical figure representing winter. The figurine is exceptionally detailed and well executed, down to the boy's delicately rendered curly hair and the impressive feeling of weight and motion given to the rich fur lined mauve cloak the figure wears. The figurine is wonderfully hand painted to depict the cherub's chill rosy skin and the fur