Exclusive Collection Lemon Basket with Fruit Painting

The lemon basket "Old Floral Painting and Fruits," designed by Johann Joachim Kaendler in 1737, is an impressive example of Baroque porcelain art from the MEISSEN manufactory. With generous dimensions of 35 cm in height, 58 cm in width, and 38 cm in depth, this artwork captivates with its vivid and detailed design.

The basket combines skillfully executed paintings with realistically modeled figures, flowers, and animals-a symbol of abundance, connection to nature, and craftsmanship. The rooster heads and every flower are delicately and lifelike rendered, highlighting Kaendler's masterful work as one of the most important porcelain sculptors of his time.

The piece reflects the Baroque aesthetic, characterized by opulent forms, dynamic compositions, and rich decorative abundance. The lemon basket was not only a decorative object but also a status symbol, showcasing the craftsmanship excellence and luxury of the Meissen porcelain manufactory.

Today, the lemon basket "Old Floral Painting and Fruits" stands for Meissen's long-standing history and artistic heritage-a masterpiece that uniquely connects history, art, and nature.

Founded in 1710, the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory is the first European producer of hard-paste porcelain and has represented the highest quality, artistic excellence, and innovative design for over 300 years. Every piece from Meissen is a symbol of masterful craftsmanship and timeless elegance.