A Ludwigsburg Kakiemon yellow-ground part-tea service, circa 1765

painted in Meissen style with brown-edged quatrefoil cartouches reserving sprays of indianische-Blumen, comprising a teapot and cover, a hot chocolate pot or hot water jug and cover and six teacups and saucers, crowned interlaced CC marks in underglaze-blue,

In overall good appearance. one cup broken in two pieces with old repair, one cup with the handle riveted at terminals, and another with a small chip to rim. The cover of the teapot with a minute chip to edge of rim, otherwise in good condition.
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It is exceptionally rare to find this form of decoration on Ludwigsburg porcelain. Few pieces of this type appear to be recorded in the literature.