Bedeutende Ziervase mit Bacchanal - photo 1

Bedeutende Ziervase mit Bacchanal

Lot 540
05.05.2018 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 24 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 540 | Bedeutende Ziervase mit Bacchanal
Auf hochgezogenem Rundfuß mit Nodus kraterförmiger Korpus mit sich konisch erweiterndem Lippenrand. Seitlich tief ansetzende, geschweifte Handhaben in Form eines Schlangenpaares mit plastischem Palmettenansatz. Korpus mit olivgrünem und rosafarbenem Fond. Umlaufend schwarz gerahmte, mit Rankenwerk gefüllte Kartuschen sowie Ornamentfriese. Auf der Wandung Figurenfries mit szenischer Darstellung eines ausgelassenen Bacchusfestes auf schwarzem Fond. Sitzender, sich auf ein Weinfass lehnender Bacchus in Begleitung von Silenen, tanzenden Bacchanten und Mänaden. Feine, polychrome Emailmalerei in Aufglasur, wohl von Carl August Müller. Reicher Golddekor und -staffage. Entwurf Ernst August Leuteritz. Unw. rest.; Schwertermarke. Höhe 29 cm. D. 27,5 cm.
Ernst August Leuteritz (1818 - 1893) war der erfolgreichste Modelleur der Meissener Manufaktur im letzten Drittel des 19. Jhs.; Diese Vase entspricht in Form und Dekor dem im Zuge des Historismus durch Leuteritz wiederbelebten italienischen Renaissancestil. Der 1865 entworfene Vasentypus wurde mit der Darstellung des "Triumphzuges Alexander des Großen" nach Berthel Thorvaldsen in sog. Limoges-Emailmalerei erstmals auf der Pariser Weltausstellung 1867 präsentiert.
Vgl. Bertling, Festschrift, Abb. 228, S. 88, 91; Siemen, S. 367f.; Jedding, S. 86f., Abb., S. 39; Walcha, Abb. 202.; Neuwirth, Bd. II, S. 115.
A large splendid crater-form vase with bacchanal. Insignificant restoration. Crossed swords mark.
Meissen. Letztes Drittel 19. Jahrhundert
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