porcelain, 11 pieces: 1 coffee pot with cover and pear branch as finial height 20 cm, base with minor restoration, 1 milk jug with cover and branch as finial, height 18.5 cm, the interior of the cover with minor restoration, 1 sugar bowl with cover and pear branch as finial in boat shape height 11 cm, length 14.5 cm, 1 minimal firing crack, 4 coffee cups with 4 saucers height 6.5 cm, diameter 13.5 cm, 1 edge with minor restoration, bulbous body with gilt edging, fine gold-painted lace borders, the spouts and handles with gold-painted foliate décor, cups with gold-heightened turned branch handles and leaf terminals, on the facing side and reverse polychrome painted battle scenes with cavalrymen, Austrian with white and German with red uniform, Prussian with breastplate and Pandur with red uniform, 2 Pandurs with brown uniform, Austrian Sappeur officer with green uniform and field camp, Pandur with green and Cuirassier with red uniform and breastplate, Austrian officers and Ottomans
Vienna, Imperial Manufactory, underglaze blue Austrian shield c. 1760 (Ru)

The scenes depicted probably refer to the war of 1716-1718, the victories of Prince Eugene of Savoy in Peterwardein (Petrovaradin) in 1716 and in Belgrade in 1717, which ended with the conquest of the Banat and the peace of Passarowitz.