Paar äußerst seltener Trophäen-Büsten von Meissen - photo 1
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Paar äußerst seltener Trophäen-Büsten von Meissen

Lot 606
05.12.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1516100
Lot 606 | Paar äußerst seltener Trophäen-Büsten von Meissen
Estimate value
€ 14 000 – 28 000
Paar äußerst seltener Trophäen-Büsten von Meissen
Aus dem Oval aufsteigender Harnisch mit einem Helm, bekrönt von Federn bzw. Fabeltier. Flankierend Standarten, Köcher, Fascis, Aquila sowie Schilde. Polychrome Malerei mit Goldstaffage. Eine Büste im Boden mit purpurfarbener Aufglasur bez. „K.H.C.“ (Inventarmarke der Königl. Hofkonditorei). Rest.; Minim. best.; H. 11,5 cm - 12,5 cm.
Als Allegorien auf den Sieg schuf Johann Joachim Kaendler Anfang der 1770er Jahre eine Reihe von allegorischen Kriegsgruppen für die „Große russische Bestellung“ der Zarin Katharina II., für den Kaiserlichen Palast in Oranienbaum (heute Lomonossow) bei St. Petersburg. Kaendler benennt die Gruppen in seinen Arbeitsberichten vom April 1773 als „Victoria I und II“ bzw. als „Sieg der Rußischen Kayserin“, ein Sinnbild der Regierung und Politik von Katharina der Großen. Gegegenüber diesen Gruppen erscheint die Büste deutlich verkleinert und modifiziert sowie ohne Sockel und Begleitfiguren.
Vgl. Pietsch, Kat. Meissen für die Zaren, Nr. 175 u. 176 (Gruppen Victoria I u. II).
A pair of extremely rare porcelain trophy busts, probably modelled in the context of the "Great russian order" for Tsarina Catherine II. of Russia, called "the Great". One bust with sign from the Royal Court Confectionery. Purple K.H.C. confectioner‘s mark. Restored. Minor chipped.
Meissen. 2. Hälfte 18. Jh.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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