Große Ansichtenvase mit Berliner und Potsdamer Ansichten - photo 1
Große Ansichtenvase mit Berliner und Potsdamer Ansichten - photo 2

Große Ansichtenvase mit Berliner und Potsdamer Ansichten

Starting price
€ 33 000
Auction dateClassic
09.05.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 318940
Lot 764 | Große Ansichtenvase mit Berliner und Potsdamer Ansichten
sog. "Französische Vase". Hochgezogener Rundfuß auf quadratischer Plinthe. Amphorenförmiger Korpus mit gerundeter Schulter, zylindrischem Hals und geschweiftem Lippenrand. Beidseitig tief ansetzender, plastischer Henkel in Gestalt eines geflügelten Greifenkopfes. Form-Entwurf Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Beidseitig der Wandung, in goldradierter Rahmung, farbige Ansicht von Schloss Sanssouci mit Terrassen im Schlosspark nach Carl Daniel Freydanck. Gegenüber Königliches Schloss mit Schlossbrücke. Im seegrünen Fond unterschiedliche Blatt- und Ornamentfriese sowie großflächige Buketts aus Blattranken mit blühenden Zweigen. Äußerst feine polychrome Malerei und reich radierter Golddekor. Zepter-, Pfennig- und Malereimarke. H. 68 cm. Repräsentative Porzellanvasen dieser Größe sind überwiegend im Auftrag des Hofes als Geschenke an hochrangige Persönlichkeiten gefertigt worden. Vgl. Ponert, S. 136, Abbildung 126; Katalog 1987, Carl Daniel Freydanck, Vedutenmaler, Farbabb. Katalog 24; /P/Provenienz: Berliner Privatbesitz. A large topographical porcelain vase with Berlin and Potsdam views of the royal palace Sanssouci with garden after C. D. Freydanck and of the royal Berlin City Palace. Sceptre, Pfennig and painter"s mark. KPM-Berlin. Um 1850.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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