Groupe de Meissen de quatre putti représentant une allégorie de l'Automne, fin XIXe siècle

A Meissen group of four putti allegorical of 'Autumn', late 19th century

Each clad in robes holding grapes or leaves around a recumbent goat, a basket of grapes to one side, the base moulded with gilt-edged scrollwork, 17cm high, crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue, incised 2499, painter's number 42 in red (minor chips)

Sections of the vine held by the standing putto are broken off, and his left little finger is chipped.
The tips of the goat's horns are broken off.
There are tiny chips to the leaves held by the putti in the hands.
Otherwise in good condition.