With swan service decor, a fully sculpted representation of a preening swan with finely reliefed feathers as a carrier for a pear-shaped pot body. In the front, a pointed, tapering beak spout. On the reverse side, branch-shaped, branching handle with applied flowers and leaves. A round indentation at the edge for a spoon. On the wall, fine ribbed relief decor with raised lance frieze from the swan service (swan design). Vaulted, shell relief lid with relief plastic maskon with shield bundle crown. On top of it, the alliance coat of arms of the Count of Brühl and his wife (Brühl-Kolowrat-Krakowsky coat of arms). The spoon with rocaille-shaped curved handle and round, shell reliefed bowl. Sparse, polychrome painting with rich gold staffage and partial gilding. Either Johann Joachim Kaendler and Johann Friedrich Eberlein, around 1740. Sword mark. H. 24 cm. A splendid figurative porcelain mustard jar with spoon, the alliance coat of arms of the Count of Brühl and his wife. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. After 2000.