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AußergewöhnlicheTafeldekoration mit chinesischer

Starting price
€ 5 500
Auction dateClassic
07.09.2019 13:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 219057
Lot 720 | AußergewöhnlicheTafeldekoration mit chinesischer
Seladonvase und zwei Meissener Vogelfiguren
Reiche Pariser Montierung aus feuervergoldeter Bronze. Passig geschweifter, auf stark plastischen Voluten gefußter Sockel. Mittig aufsteigende, sich dicht verzweigende Blattranken als tragende, schalenförmige Fassung für eine blütenförmige, chinesische craquellierte Seladon-Vase aus der Kanghxi-Periode (1662-1722). Seitliche, naturalistisch gestaltete, auf einem Baumstamm sitzende Rotkehlchen. Bronzemontierung gestempelt mit gekröntem C ("Couronne"-Marke) als französische Steuermarke für Paris, 1745-1749). Vögel restauriert; Ges.-H. 18 cm. 21 cm x 11 cm.
Die "Merchands mercies", im 18. Jahrhundert in Paris ansässigen Händler für Luxusgüter, kombinierten importierte Luxusgüter, vorzugsweise ostasiatische und europäische Porzellane, mit feuervergoldeten französischen Bronzemontierungen zu exklusiven Ensembles. Diese gelangten als Kabinettstücke in höfische Sammlungen oder in den Besitz reicher Financiers. Röbbig, Kabinettstücke, S.59 ff; Albiker, Katalog-Nr. 138, 238f; Rückert, Nr. 1081.
A fire-gilt bronze-mounted table decoration with chinese crackled celadon glazed vase and two Meissen bird figures. Birds restored. Mount marked with the crowned C ¿Couronne¿ mark as Paris tax stamp between 1745 and 1749.
Meissen. Um 1745-1749.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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