Vintage Dresden Porcelain ”A massive Dresden porcelain sculpture of a centaur and Hercules in battle”

Vintage Dresden Porcelain ”A massive Dresden porcelain sculpture of a centaur and Hercules in battle” DIMENSIONS 24.5 in.Hx20 in.Wx9 in.D 62 cmHx51 cmWx23 cmD YOU CAN SEE (FOR THE PRICE) THAT IN THE SITE https://www.1stdibs.com/shopping-with/gianluca-longo/ OF STUDIO Gianluca Longo THIS MADE OF PORCELAIN STATUE IN ALL ΤΗΕ GOOGLE SITES IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE BECAUSE THEY IS VERY RARE IT HAS STOPPED THE PRODUCTION. This Monumental Dresden Porcelain Sculpture of a Centaur Dresden and Meissen are often confused in the world of porcelain. The first porcelain-producing factory began in the city of Meissen in 1710. Since Dresden was considered a cultural and artistic hub of Saxony, much Meissen porcelain was sold there. As a result, these pieces of Meissen sold in Dresden were mistakenly referred to as Dresden. While Dresden decoration rivaled that of Meissen porcelain, no actual porcelain was produced in Dresden. This process remained in the Meissen factories. With more than 200 porcelain painting shops in Dresden between 1855 and 1944 and no actual factory, there was no definitive Dresden mark. Most Dresden china is marked with a blue crown, though markings have changed through the years. Dresden china is characterized by its ornate designs of fruit, scrolls, shells, and flowers.