Magnificent KPM Berlin Empire cup with ears of corn and field flowers "en terrasse" with sloping lower bowl. Conical shape "Antikglatt" with handle à la grecque. Dove blue partial ground. The wall and the rim decorated with a meadow landscape with ears of corn and field flowers "en terrasse" in fine polychrome painting with rich gold decoration. Painter's no. 85, sceptre and painter's mark. Rest unmarked; very minimally chipped; cup h. 6 cm. Saucer d. 13 cm. The naturalistically designed flower meadow around the wall, the so-called "Fleur en terrasse" decoration, comes from the design of the flower painter Johann Friedrich Schulze (1748-1824). Cf. Köllmann/Jarchow, Berliner Porzellan, illustrated book, p. 529, no. 443; cat. From the origins of European porcelain to Art Deco, p. 206, cat. no. 44. A splendid porcelain Empire cup and saucer finely painted with ears of corn and field flowers "en terrasse". Insignificantly restored, Very minor chipped/rubbed. Sceptre- and painter's mark. KPM-Berlin. Circa 1803 - 1813.