Außergewöhnlicher Deckelhumpen mit Hausmalerei - photo 1
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Außergewöhnlicher Deckelhumpen mit Hausmalerei

Starting price
€ 8 500
Auction dateClassic
05.09.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 392925
Lot 752 | Außergewöhnlicher Deckelhumpen mit Hausmalerei
von Ignaz Preissler Zylindrische Form mit gerundetem, unterhalb blattreliefiertem Bandhenkel. Auf der Wandung umlaufende, mehrfigurige Kauffahrteiszene vor dem Hintergrund herannahender Segelschiffe und Boote unter leicht bewölktem Himmel mit Vogelschwärmen. Am Küstenufer stehende europäische Kaufleute in Pumphosen, mit Zipfelmützen und Gehstöcken. Gegenüber, auf verschnürten Kisten zwischen Warenballen und Fass sitzender, Pfeife rauchender Chinese unweit von zwei, an einem emporragenden Baum stehenden, asiatischen Seeleuten, im Gespräch vertieft. Im Vordergrund liegende Kanonenrohre und Anker. Angrenzend eine von Weinreben umrankte Palme vor abfahrender, dreimastiger Galeone. Rückseitig dargestellte bebaute Uferlandschaft mit Stadtbefestigung, landenden Booten und Figurenstaffage. Eisenrote Camaieumalerei von Ignaz Preissler aus Breslau. Zarte, in Blaugrau getönte Staffage der Wellen. Unw. restauriert; Ergänzung. versilberte, innen vergoldete Deckelmontierung mit kugelförmiger Daumenrast, grav. S und dat. 1756. Ges.-H. 23,5 cm. Vgl. Meister, Katalog Sammlung Pauls-Eisenbeis, S. 206f. An exceptional Hausmaler tankard with Kauffahrtei scene in iron-red by the Bohemian painter Ignaz Preissler. Insignificant restoration. Plated and inside gilt lid mount added.Meissen. Um 1725.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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