Meissen Flaschenkühler mit Dekor "Roter Drache" - photo 1
Meissen Flaschenkühler mit Dekor "Roter Drache" - photo 2

Meissen Flaschenkühler mit Dekor "Roter Drache"

Starting price
€ 4 500
Auction dateClassic
10.09.2023 10:30UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1006241
Lot 2744 | Meissen Flaschenkühler mit Dekor "Roter Drache"
Meissen Flaschenkühler mit Dekor "Roter Drache"
Meissen Flaschenkühler mit Dekor "Roter Drache" aus der Königlichen Hof-Conditorei/
oder Cachepot. Runder, gebauchter, zur Mündung hin sich leicht verjüngender Korpus. Seitlich reliefplastisch gewundene Asthenkel, am Ansatz mit fein modellierten, aufgelegten Blütenranken. Beidseitig der Wandung zwei kreisförmig angeordnete Phönixe sowie langgestreckter, chinesischer Drache im Wechsel mit buddhistischen Symbolen der sog. "Acht Kostbarkeiten". Eisenrote, in Gold gehöhte Camaieu- sowie polychrome Malerei. Dunkelbrauner Rand. Im Boden bez. "K.H.C." in purpurfarbener Aufglasur (Inventarmarke der Königlichen Hofkonditorei). Minim. best./rest.; Schwertermarke. H. 16 cm.
Der Dekor "Roter Drache" gehörte um 1730 zu den ersten Servicegestaltungen für den sächsischen Hof unter August dem Starken. Ab 1737 waren Meissener Porzellanstücke mit dem eisenroten Drachendekor und Aufglasurmarke K.H.C. für die Ausstattung der Sächsischen Hofkonditorei vorgesehen.
Vgl. Pietsch, Kat. Triumph der Blauen Schwerter, Nr. 236; Weber, Bd. II, Nr. 238.
A porcelain bottle cooler or cachepot with "Red dragon" decor from the Royal Court Confectionery. Minor chipped/restored. Crossed swords with K.H.C. confectioner‘s mark painted in purple.
Meissen. Um 1740 - 1750.
Auction house category:Porcelain
Address of auction Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Große Str. 1
29691 Ahlden(Aller)
Germany
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