For six people. 15-piece; coffee pot, sugar bowl, creamer, 6 coffee cups with saucers, 6 cake plates. Form "Großer Ausschnitt" (Large Cut). On the wandung various, scenic hunting representations, among others of resting hunters, the hunting goddess Diana riding on a deer, hunters dancing with a deer cow, or riding on a wild boar and aiming at hares or ducks. Accompanying individual motifs of deer, butterflies, and birds. Polychrome onglaze painting with targeted gold accents. Form - either Ludwig Zepner. Decor - either Prof. Heinz Werner, around 1973. Sword mark. Pot - H. 26 cm. Fantastically composed, cheerful and amusing decor. Arranged with a broad, sweeping brush ductus, Werner Jäger and animals made of spots and dots and also sets detailed accents from filigree drawn strokes and gold elevations. The loosely applied leafwork forms reserves, in which Heinz Werner centrally arranges his compositions. Modernly interpreted, he thus connects to the Meissen design principles of the 18th century. Cf. painting templates "Blütenreigen" and "Jägerlatein", State Porcelain Manufactory Meissen GmbH, p. 25f; Meissen contours 1960-1990, p. 82f. A 15-piece porcelain coffee set "Jägerlatein" ("Hunter's Latin") after designs by Prof. H. Werner. Form designed by L. Zepner. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. After 2000.
