Große seltene Meissen Jardiniere als Tafelaufsatz - photo 1

Große seltene Meissen Jardiniere als Tafelaufsatz

Lot 516
29.11.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1339687
Lot 516 | Große seltene Meissen Jardiniere als Tafelaufsatz
Estimate value
€ 14 000 – 28 000
Große seltene Meissen Jardiniere als Tafelaufsatz
auf Sockel. 2-tlg.; Geschweifter, von vier kräftigen Rocaillefüßen getragener, rechteckiger Sockel mit Blumenbuketts und Streublümchen. Ovaler, gebauchter Korpus mit gitterartig durchbrochen gearbeitetem Rand auf vier eingerollten Füßen. Ornamentaler Dekor in korrespondierenden Feldern. Seitlich zwei Handhaben in Form von plastisch gestalteten Amoretten mit Blütenranken. Zentral beidseitig der Wandung von plastischem Blütenkranz eingefasste Reserven mit Watteauszenen. Polychrome Malerei mit reicher Goldstaffage. Entw. Ernst August Leuteritz, um 1882 - 1885. Modell-Nr. N 129 und Modell-Nr. 2772. Sockel passend erg.; Partiell unw. rest./best.; Schwertermarke. Tafelaufsatz-L. 54 cm. H. 29 cm. Sockel 28 cm x 14 cm.
Ernst August Leuteritz (1818 - 1893) war einer der bedeutendsten Modelleure an der Meissener Manufaktur in der Zeit des Historismus. Er hinterließ eine große Anzahl von Entwürfen zu Vasen, Geschirr- und Gefäßformen sowie Tafelaufsätzen, zunächst im Stil der Neogotik und -renaissance, später hauptsächlich in barocker Manier.
Vgl. Bergmann, Meissener Künstler-Figuren, Modellnummern A 100 - Z 300, S. 21.; Vgl. Jedding Meißener Porzellan des 19. und 20. Jhs., S. 156.
A large porcelain centrepiece on base with cupids and Watteau scenes modelled by. E. A. Leuteritz. Partly insignificantly restored/chipped. Suitable base added. Crossed swords mark.
Meissen. Ende 19. Jh.
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