Meissen. PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH CRANES AND HANDLE IN THE SHAPE OF A SWINHOE'S PHEASANT - photo 1
Meissen. PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH CRANES AND HANDLE IN THE SHAPE OF A SWINHOE'S PHEASANT - photo 2
Meissen. PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH CRANES AND HANDLE IN THE SHAPE OF A SWINHOE'S PHEASANT - photo 3
Meissen. PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH CRANES AND HANDLE IN THE SHAPE OF A SWINHOE'S PHEASANT - photo 4
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Meissen. PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH CRANES AND HANDLE IN THE SHAPE OF A SWINHOE'S PHEASANT

Lot 146
12.11.2024 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 122
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 146 | Meissen. PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH CRANES AND HANDLE IN THE SHAPE OF A SWINHOE'S PHEASANT
Estimate value
€ 800 – 1 000
PORCELAIN SUGAR BOWL WITH CRANES AND HANDLE IN THE SHAPE OF A SWINHOE'S PHEASANT.

Meissen.
Date: Ca. 1725/30.
Technique: Böttger porcelain, enriched in colours.
Description: The mould with a curved stand and wall and two curved handles. 'Indian' flowers on the wall of the box. Two cranes with reeds, a flying bird and a branch of flowers on the lid. The handle in the shape of a Taiwanese Swinhoe's pheasant.
The decor is based on a Chinese model of "famille verte" crockery from the collection of Augustus the Strong. Individual decorative elements such as the two cranes and the flying bird were repeatedly combined.
Measurement: 10,4x15,5x10cm.
Mark: Swords mark, painted blue under glaze. Cameo mark.


Provenance:
Private collection Bavaria.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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