Große KPM Berlin Ziervase mit marmoriertem Fond - photo 1
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Große KPM Berlin Ziervase mit marmoriertem Fond

Lot 623
29.11.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 22 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 623 | Große KPM Berlin Ziervase mit marmoriertem Fond
Estimate value
€ 22 000 – 44 000
Große KPM Berlin Ziervase mit marmoriertem Fond
und Schäferszene
Über dem Rechteckssockel profilierter, eingezogener Scheibenfuß mit leicht ausgestelltem Rand. Darauf gestreckt ovoider Korpus mit gerundeter Schulter, in eingezogenen Hals mit ausladendem, profiliertem Mündungsrand übergehend. Waldgrün, Rot und Schwarz changierender, marmorierter Fond. Schauseitig der Wandung in ovaler, von einer Goldspitzenbordüre eingefasster Kartusche die baumbestandene Darstellung eines jungen Schäferpaares mit Schaf, Lämmern und Hund bei der Rast. Polychrome Malerei mit Goldstaffage. Unw. rest.; Minim. best.; Zeptermarke. H. 68 cm.
Die Imitation von verschiedenen Gesteinsarten wie Marmor oder Porphyr sowie Edelsteinen in polychromer Aufglasurmalerei ist eine, bereits in der Zeit Friedrich des Großen in der KPM Berlin aufkommende Dekorationstechnik auf Porzellanen und wurde wie auch die Ägyptenmode um 1800 sehr beliebt. Den Impuls gaben das wachsende, wissenschaftliche Interesse an Gesteinen, die schließlich auch zur Gründung des "Königlichen Mineralienkabinetts" 1781 in Preußen führte.
Vgl. Wittwer, Kat. Raffinesse und Eleganz, Slg. Twinight collection, S. 212f.
A large porcelain vase with marble decor and shepherd scene. Insignificantly restored. Minor chipped. Sceptre mark.
KPM Berlin. 1. Hälfte 19. Jh.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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