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Lot 1036
13.11.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerYves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 1036 | Meissen-Speiseserviceteile mit ''Zwiebelmuster''-D…
Meissen-Speiseserviceteile mit ''Zwiebelmuster''-Dekor Überw. 1850-1924, 2x 1924-34 und 14x nach 1934, Porzellan, glasiert, part. mit Unterglasurbemalung in Kobaltblau, 6x mit Goldstaffage akzentuiert, 68-tlg. best. aus: 9 leicht variierenden Speisetellern, 8 leicht unterschiedlichen tiefen Tellern, einem Wand-/Teller (D: 23,5 cm), 14 variierenden großen Durchbruchtellern (davon 4 mit Wandhalterung), 9 kleineren Tellern (D: 15,5 cm), einer ovalen und einer runden Terrine, einer runden Schüssel, 2 eckigen Schüsseln, 2 Ovalschalen, einer kleineren ovalen Schale, einer Rundschale, einer gerippten Rundschale, einer Fischplatte, einem Tischaufsatz, einer Sauciere auf festem Presentoir, einer kleineren Sauciere, einem runden Untersetzer, einer Saliere, 3 kleinen Schalen, einem größeren und einem kleinen Schöpflöffel, 3 Mokkatassen + 3 Unteren, die Böden je mit Schwertermarke in Unterglasurblau, mit Press- und Pinselzeichen, H: bis ca. 25,5 cm (Terrine ges.), L: bis 36 cm (Ovalschale). 3x 1 Schleifstrich, 6x 2 Schleifstriche, 1x 3 Schleifstriche, 1x 4 Schleifstriche, ein Schälchen mit unterseitiger Glasurspinne, Untersetzer part. rest., Deckel der runden Terrine erg. (?)..
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