Ambrosius Lamm Dresden German hand painted porcelain footed jeweled sherbet cup with matching underplate. Approx. height 4.12 in., diameter of underplate 5.12 in. Note: Ambrosius Lamm (Lamm, english 'lamb') opened his porcelain decorating business in 1887 and as a perfectionist only used items from renown companies like the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur in Meissen. He mainly decorated the items in the well known 'Dresden', 'Meissen' and 'Kopenhagen' styles but around 1906 his speciality was the 'Alt-Dresden' decoration (which represents a special form of flower arrangements) as well as the wide area of Watteau-type decorations and mythology (source: www.porcelainmarksandmore.com).

Cup and saucer are in very good condition with no chips, cracks, restoration and/or repairs noted. Saucer has approx. 1/2 inch scratch as seen in photograph #4. Neither cup nor saucer appear to have seen any usage. All items are sold as-is where-is. With all faults and errors. We are happy to assist with additional photographs, explanations, condition reports, or in person examinations on any piece. Watches may be subject to aftermarket modifications. Designer jewelry is sold as "in the manner of..." unless otherwise stated. Please note, for all invoices over 5000USD we require payment via wire or other certified funds.