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Großes prächtiges Henkeltablett mit Schwanenservice-Dekor

Lot 491
05.12.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1515985
Lot 491 | Großes prächtiges Henkeltablett mit Schwanenservice-Dekor
Estimate value
€ 5 500 – 11 000
Großes prächtiges Henkeltablett mit Schwanenservice-Dekor
von Meissen
Ovale, vierpassig geschweifte, leicht vertiefte Form. Im Spiegel Reliefdekor aus zwei einander zugeneigten Schwänen, einem im Schilf stehenden und einem darüber fliegenden Fischreiher. Auf gerippter Fahne Indianische Blütenzweige und Streublumen sowie das Allianzwappen von Graf Heinrich von Brühl und seiner Gemahlin Franziska von Kolowrat-Krakowsky. Seitlich gewundene Asthenkel in reliefplastische Blüten und Blätter übergehend. Polychrome Malerei mit gekämmter Goldkante und Goldrand. Entw. wohl Johann Friedrich Eberlein. Modell-Nr. 5298. Aus der Jubiläumskollektion. Limitierung 20/50. Zertifikat. Schwertermarke mit Goldsignet. 50 cm x 42 cm.
Ursprünglich als Untersatzplatte für eine der größten Terrinen des Schwanenservice des Grafen Brühl, wohl von Eberlein um 1740 gestaltet. Das ursprünglich ca. 2200 Teile umfassende Tafelservice, das Heinrich Graf von Brühl, Direktor der Meissener Porzellanmanufaktur unter August III., 1736 in Auftrag gab, ist das prächtigste Porzellanservice des 18. Jhs. und ein zentrales Werk der Meissener Porzellankunst.
Vgl. Pietsch, Kat. Schwanenservice, Nr. 22.
A large splendid porcelain handled tray with "swan service" decor. From the limited anniversary collection. Crossed swords mark with golden signet. Certificate included.
Meissen. Um 2010.
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