Large unique Meissen goblet by Bärbel Thoelke A bell-shaped, widening body above the round foot with a slightly swinging mouth. The base is unevenly coloured in green and black. The inner wall is glazed with inconspicuous craquelure. The outer wall of unglazed bisque porcelain coloured in various shades of blue. Designed and executed by Bärbel Thoelke. Incised artist's sign "TB". Minimally rubbed; incised sword mark in triangle. Blue jubilee sword mark with dot and the addition 2000. H. 24 cm. D. 30 cm. One of only three existing, so-called "large goblets", which were produced as unique pieces for the accompanying exhibition "Auf den Punkt gebracht. Porcelains for Meissen - In Honour of Max Adolf Pfeiffer" at the Grassi Museum in Leipzig in 2000. Cf. Schärer, To the point. Porcelains for Meissen. In honour of Max Adolf Pfeiffer. Dresden 2000, p. 118-119 and p. 200 and p. 213. A large porcelain and biscuit porcelain chalice designed by B. Thoelke. Crafted for the jubilee exhibition in honour of M.A. Pfeiffer in 2000. Unique work. Artist's sign. Minor rubbed. Impressed and blue crossed swords mark. Meissen. 2000.