Feine Belle Epoque-Ziervase mit Weichmalerei der KPM Berlin - photo 1

Feine Belle Epoque-Ziervase mit Weichmalerei der KPM Berlin

Lot 585
05.12.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1516079
Lot 585 | Feine Belle Epoque-Ziervase mit Weichmalerei der KPM Berlin
Estimate value
€ 1 800 – 3 600
Feine Belle Epoque-Ziervase mit Weichmalerei der KPM Berlin
Auf gering gewölbtem Rundfuß flaschenförmiger, gestreckt-ovoider Korpus mit gerundeter Schulter, in eingezogenen Hals und weit ausschwingenden Mündungsrand übergehend. Beidseitig der Wandung blühende und knospende Zweige der Heckenrose vor diffus verlaufendem Fond in pastelltoniger Weichmalerei. Umlaufend reicher Reliefgolddekor mit zartgelbem Teilfond aus feinlinigen, stilisierten Blüten- und Rankenornamenten. Form-Entw. der sog. "Glatten Blumenflasche", KPM-Werkstatt um 1880. Malerzeichen in Rot für Blumenmaler Max Liebenau und in Hellbraun für Blumenmaler Johann Bergmann (geb. 1878; KPM mit kurzer Pause von 1892 - 1927) bzw. Dekormalerzeichen in Gold für Willi Schäfer (geb. 1867; KPM von 1891 - 1929). Undeutl. Jahreszeichen. Unw. rest.; Zepter- und Malereimarke. H. 26,5 cm.
Max Liebenau (geb. 1875) schloss in der Zeit von 1889 bis 1894 eine Lehre als Blumenmaler in der KPM ab und blieb der Manufaktur bis 1931 treu. Er war ab 1905 die rechte Hand von Malereivorsteher Paul Miethe und zu dessen Unterstützung zugeordnet. Zudem sind von Liebenau einige Aquarellvorlagen erhalten.
Vgl. Dietz, Slg. Sabet, Nr. V 46 u. V 47 u. S. 94f. u. 490f.
A Belle-Epoque porcelain vase finely painted with so-called Weichmalerei. Painter's sign's for M. Liebenau, J. Bergmann and W. Schäfer. Insignificantly restored. Sceptre- and painter's mark.
KPM-Berlin. Um 1902 - 1921.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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