According to the text, there is a porcelain figure of Cupid with a lute standing on a profiled, marbled round base with a naturalistic terrain. Cupid is depicted wearing a beret and a cloak, playing the lute. The figure is adorned with polychrome painting and gold staffage. It is possibly made by Heinrich Schwabe, with model number L 124. The figure has minimal restoration and measures approximately 19.5 cm in height. It bears the crossed swords mark, indicating it is from the Meissen porcelain factory. The figure dates back to the period between 1935 and 1945.