Vintage Scheibe-Alsbach German Porcelain Figurine Lady & Cherub Putto 12.7. Women, Lady with Cherub Putto. Meissen / Dresden Rococo Revival. Underglaze Blue Crown Mark, Hand-Painted Details. ? Detailed Item Description. Up for sale is a beautiful, large-scale vintage German hard-paste porcelain figurine from the celebrated Scheibe-Alsbach factory historically associated with A. W. Fr. This striking Rococo Revival piece stands nearly 13 inches tall and features an elegant 18th-century court woman dressed in an apple-green gown with a detailed gold and floral motif underskirt. A small cherub / putto peeks out from the base of her flowing drapery. This figure belongs to the classic Scheibe-Alsbach Rococo courtship series and makes a perfect companion piece to other Thuringian figures of the same era. The underside of the pedestal base features clear, authentic factory markings. Country Stamp: A crisp, blue script stamp reading “Germany”. Detailed Condition Report (Please Read). This piece is in good vintage condition overall with stunning shelf presence, though it features a few minor age considerations. Restoration: There appears to be a small, minor restoration to the toe of the cherub at the woman’s feet. Structure: No major structural cracks, hairline fractures, or chips to the delicate porcelain ruffles on the dress or cuffs. Artist & Rarity Context. About the Maker: Scheibe-Alsbach. Founded in Thuringia, Germany in 1835 by Ludwig Oels, the Scheibe-Alsbach porcelain factory grew into one of Germany’s premier artistic porcelain workshops. Famed for its exceptional execution of historical figures, large-scale groups, and theatrical/literary subjects, the factory specialized in reproducing the majestic grace of 18th-century Meissen and Dresden designs. This particular mold-historically cataloged under the theme. Is an excellent example of their mid-century mastery.