I am translating the text from German to English in an authentically recreated art connoisseur style: In the "Famille-Verte" style, an ovoid-shaped body on a round stand with a drawn-in neck, transitioning into a swinging rim. The wall is adorned with underglaze blue background featuring stylized flower and vine decoration. Within this, there are four reserved, four-petaled reserves with colorful Indian-inspired decor depicting ascending peony and chrysanthemum branches with exotic birds or a depiction of a body of water with lotus flowers, additional aquatic plants, a swimming duck, and a flying bird above. The neck is adorned with corresponding decor on a white background. Polychrome painting with gold decoration. Model number P 249. Sword mark. Height 42 cm. In the style of early Meissen fond porcelain with Indian decor and mostly Chinoiserie decor from the Höroldt period. A one-handled lidded vase designed in the manner of Chinese models, with comparable decor and a blue background, was formed around 1730 with the "Augustus Rex" mark for August the Strong. See exhibition catalog Johann Gregorius Höroldt 1696-1775 in Meissen porcelain painting, State Art Collection Dresden 1996, pages 193, 211; Weber, Meissen after East Asian models, number 320. A large baluster-shaped porcelain vase, the decor after a lidded vase with the "Augustus Rex" mark of the Royal Collection of August the Strong. Date mark. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. 1972.