Meissen-Porzellanteile mit ''Zwiebelmuster'' überwiegen - photo 1
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Meissen-Porzellanteile mit ''Zwiebelmuster'' überwiegen

Lot 877
29.06.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 220
AuctioneerYves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 877 | Meissen-Porzellanteile mit ''Zwiebelmuster'' überwiegen
Meissen-Porzellanteile mit ''Zwiebelmuster'' überwiegend nach 1934, 14x 1850-1924, Porzellan, glasiert und mit kobaltblauer Malerei in Unterglasur staffiert, 1x goldgerändert, Deckel je mit vollplastisch aufgesetztem Rosenblütenknauf versehen, 38-tlg. best. aus: einem Lampenfuß mit Messingmontur (elektrifiziert, voll funktionstüchtig), 5 variierenden Kännchen, einem quadratischen Untersetzer auf Füßchen, 4 Mokkatassen + Unteren, einem Becher, einem Frühstücks-/Vesperbrettchen, einer Platte, einem kleinen geschwungenen Tablett, einem achtfach unterteilten Schälchen, 6 Schälchen, einem kleinen Ovalschälchen, einer geschwungenen Ovalschale, einem ovalen Durchbruchkörbchen, 2 variierenden eckigen Schüsseln, einem Seifendöschen, 2 unterschiedlichen Deckeldosen, einem Stielpfännchen, einem Schöpflöffel, einem Streichholzschachtelhalter und einer Löschwiege, dazu eine Austernschale von KPM, Berlin, nach 1945, mit blauem Unterglasurdekor, bodenseitig je mit unterglasurblauer Schwertermarke, mit Press- und Pinselzeichen, H: bis 49,5 cm (Lampe), L: bis 29,5 cm. 2x 1 Schleifstrich, 6x 2 Schleifstriche, 2x 3 Schleifstriche, 1x 4 Schleifstriche, 3x rest., 5x min. best., 1x mit Spannungsriss und 1x min. prod.bed. Fehler.
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