Scenic Saucer w/Hairlines

This is a superb saucer made by Niderviller in the 18th century during the Count Custine period. The piece is hand painted with a superb landscape scene in the center with lots of detail in their typical colors and a gold trim to the edge. The details of the scene is really nice and it includesa buildings, some rocks, trees and other greenery. The saucer is marked with their script N. mark in red as well as an incised mark as shown. It is 1.25 inches tall and 5.375 inches in diameter. The saucer displays perfectly but upon clsoe inspection one finds to very tight faint hairlines to the rim as shown. They are stable and won't go anywhere. Otherwise it's in amazing shape with a couple of firing spots normal to these early peices. Please email me for more information or other pictures.