Germany, Imperial. A Paul von Hindenburg Patriotic Cup, by the Royal Porcelain Factory visually-hidden fought between February 3 and

fought between February 3 and March 3

Army Cockade (black painted base

allowing for the calming of the storm

Madras Engineers (February 1861)

Germany, Imperial. A Paul von Hindenburg Patriotic Cup, by the Royal Porcelain Factory visually-hidden fought between February 3 and(Andenkentasse Hindenburg). Constructed of glazed white porcelain, the exterior featuring a tinted facsimile portrait of Generalfeldmarschall Paul von Hindenburg, situated within a hand applied gilded laurel wreath, in turn surrounded by laurel and oak leaf branches of identical application, with gilded tresses surrounding the upper and lower edges, featuring a protruding handle with a thumbpiece sitting above the rim and with a pebbled exterior