A HOECHST PORCELAIN TWOHANDLED ROCAILLE OIL AND VINEGAR CRUETSTAND AND SINGLEHANDLED CRUETS, gilt and painted in colours, the shaped cruetstand with two receptacles and pierced with holes, the sides with four vignettes depicting: architectural structures, insects and flowersprays, the rocaille handles crested, the huilier with baluster body depicting two merry peasants beside a barrel, the reverse with a butterfly, with swan neck spout, the neck obliquely shaped, the tiny domed cover en suite with bun finial, the vinaigrier with baluster body depicting a boy holding a catlike animal on a table, the reverse with insects, with tiny spout, further en suite to huilier, (both finials to covers repaired, the vinaigrier with repaired chip to base), marked with an underglaze blue crowned spoked wheel for Churfürst Emmerich Joseph Freiherr von Breidenbach and Pressmarke 1, before 1774