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20-teiliges Mokka-Service "Mona"

Lot 702
24.06.2021 09:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 140
AuctioneerKunst-Auktionshaus Wendl
Event locationGermany, Rudolstadt
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Lot 702 | 20-teiliges Mokka-Service "Mona"
20-teiliges Mokka-Service "Mona". VEB Steingutwerk Elsterwerda.Pressmarke.1960er Jahre.Entwurf: ca. 1962, Design: Elisabeth Kliszak (Gestalterin und Vertreterin der DDR-Moderne).Modell-Nr. 1284.Steingut, eierschalenfarbig und dunkelbraun glasiert.H max. 24,5 cm, Ø max. 15,5 cm.Kanne mit Deckel, Sahnegießer, Zuckerschale, 6 Teller, 5 Tassen, 6 Untertassen.Deckel mit Haarriss, 2 kleine Glasurchips an der Schneppe.Die Steingutfabrik Elsterwerda-Biehla im brandenburgischen Landkreis Elbe-Elster wurde 1900 gegründet und nach mehreren Demontagen (u.a. während der sowjetischen Besatzung oder der Nachwendezeit) Anfang der 2000er Jahre endgültig stillgelegt. Mit bis zu über 400 Beschäftigten in den 1940er Jahren gehörte die Steingutfabrik über lange Zeit zum größten Arbeitgeber der Stadt. Viele bekannte Künstler wie Ursula Fesca, Grete Gottschalk und Franz Eggert waren für das Unternehmen tätig. Der seit 1932 angestellte Gefäßgestalter und Keramikingenieur Erich Krause (*1909 - verstorben) übernahm von 1948 bis 1976 die technische und künstlerische Leitung des Betriebs. Er und seine Gestalter*innen etablierten – auch in Zusammenarbeit mit Margarete Jahny vom Institut für angewandte Kunst – neue Dekore und Formentwürfe, die das Keramikdesign der DDR maßgeblich modernisierten.
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