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Osterei-Flakon mit Vedutenmalerei des Berliner Doms KPM, Ber…

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27.06.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Yves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
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Germany, Stuttgart
ID 1245311
Lot 771 | Osterei-Flakon mit Vedutenmalerei des Berliner Doms KPM, Ber…
Osterei-Flakon mit Vedutenmalerei des Berliner Doms KPM, Berlin, aus der wilhelminischen Zeit, um 1900, Porzellan, glasiert und mit sehr filigraner, polychromer Bemalung in Aufglasur, part. mit Ziervergoldung akzentuiert, die Schauseite mit der Darstellung des Berliner Doms in ovaler Reliefgoldrahmung, flankiert von Rocaillendekor, um die Schulter ein blaues Schuppenmuster mit Goldblattwerk in der Art ''Breslauer Stadtschloss'', der Flakonverschluss mit Aufhängung und die Montur aus vergoldetem Messing, ohne Manufakturmarke, H: 10 cm (ges.). Part. min. Altersspuren. Anm.: ''Das Verschenken von Ostereiern zum Fest geht auf Traditionen des russischen Hofes zurück. Erinnert sei an dieser Stelle an die berühmten Fabergé-Eier. So ist es verständlich, dass diese Art der Geschenke nur Königs -und Fürstenhäusern vorbehalten blieben. Durch die Heirat des Zaren Nikolaus I. mit der preußischen Prinzessin Charlotte gelangte diese Tradition nach Deutschland. Die KPM Berlin war und ist jedoch die einzige Porzellanmanufaktur Deutschlands, die dieses Zierporzellan in größerer Stückzahl und mit verschieden Dekoren bis heute herstellt.'' Vgl. Stadtmuseum Berlin (https://sammlung-online.stadtmuseum.de/Details/Index/1565459), Stand: 17.05.2024.
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