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Große KPM Berlin "Weimar-Vase" mit Weichmalerei Üb…

Lot 284
05.08.2025 10:30UTC +01:00
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€ 9 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 284 | Große KPM Berlin "Weimar-Vase" mit Weichmalerei Üb…
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€ 9 000 – 18 000
Große KPM Berlin "Weimar-Vase" mit Weichmalerei Über gestuftem, mehrfach gegliedertem Rundfuß ovoider Vasenkorpus. Seitlich, aus reliefiertem Blattansatz hochgezogene, kannelierte Bügelhenkel. Korrespondierender, aufgewölbter Deckel mit Knospenknauf über Blattrosette. Umlaufend unterschiedlich reliefierte Ornamentfriese aus Wellen- und Flechtband, Stab-, Perl- und Zungenfries, teilw. mit Schlangenrelief. Pastelltonige Farbfonds. Beidseitig der Wandung im ovalen Medaillon dichte Blumenarrangements mit Anemonen bzw. Azaleen mit zarttonig verlaufendem Blatt- und Blütenfond in sog. Weichmalerei. Montierung locker. Zepter-, Malerei- und Gedächtnismarke (Eisernes Kreuz). H. 35 cm.
Die "Weichmalerei" bezeichnet eine charakteristische Art der Blumenmalerei in reichem, pastelltonigem Farbenspiel mit weich verlaufenden Farbtönen, bei der die Motive in unscharfen Konturierungen aus nebelhaft verschwimmendem Grund hervortreten. Die sog. "Weimar-Vase" wurde erstmalig 1785 für die Herzogin von Weimar entworfen.
Vgl. Dietz, Slg Sabet, S. 148f., Nr. V 24 u. Nr. V 25.
A large Weimar porcelain vase finely painted with flower decor in so-called Weichmalerei. Mounting sligthly loose. Sceptre-, painter's commemoration mark.
KPM-Berlin. 1914 - 1918.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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