A Meissen Bacchanalian group, circa 1750-60A Meissen Bacchanalian group, circa 1750-60Modelled with Bacchus and a nymph seated on rockwork in front of a tree with two cupids holding a basket of grapes and a wine flask, respectively, the nymph holding a bottle and a goblet and leaning on a purple cushion above two doves at the side of the base, her drapery decorated with flower sprays, the young man wearing a wreath of vines and a leopard skin cloak, a recumbent leopard at his feet, the base moulded with gilt-edged scrollwork, 24cm high, crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue, impressed 4 (some damage and old restoration)None