Cufflinks Chinese with string instrument

A true masterpiece of porcelain art: These elegant cufflinks feature finely detailed scenes after designs by Johann Gregorius Höroldt (1696-1775), one of the most important painters and designers of the early 18th century at Meissen. The delicate depictions of Chinese figures playing plucked and bowed instruments reflect the Baroque fascination with Far Eastern motifs and are a striking example of the famous chinoiserie style from the Meissen manufactory.

Crafted from 925 sterling silver and yellow gold-plated, the cufflinks radiate a warm, refined luster. The porcelain inlays, made of genuine Meissen porcelain, are hand-painted and capture centuries of artistic tradition in a timeless accessory.

Measuring 2.2 x 4 cm, these pieces combine understated elegance with expressive artistry. They are not only a stylish finishing touch for a gentleman's shirt but also a collectible object that celebrates the union of masterful goldsmithing and Meissen porcelain painting.