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Paar bedeutende Meissen Anbietschalen aus einem Service

Lot 2703
08.09.2024 10:30UTC +02:00
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Bid acceptance closed for this auction
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1278469
Lot 2703 | Paar bedeutende Meissen Anbietschalen aus einem Service
Estimate value
€ 12 000 – 24 000
Paar bedeutende Meissen Anbietschalen aus einem Service
von Zarin Elisabeth I.
Passige Form mit umlaufend gezacktem, perforiertem, goldstaffiertem Rand. Reliefdekor Gotzkowsky. Im leicht vertieften Spiegel Chrysanthemenzweig mit darauf sitzendem Vogel. Auf der Fahne vier korrespondierende Rocaillekartuschen, darin unterschiedliche Kauffahrtei- und Landschaftsszenen mit architekturbestandenen, vielfigurigen Hafenszenen mit Arbeitern und Händlern. Polychrome Malerei. Entw. Johann Friedrich Eberlein, um 1741. Teilw. Dreher-Nr. 20 und Dreherzeichen für Johann Gottlieb Geithner. Beigefügt Zertifikat. Teilw. rest.; Schwertermarke. D. 28 cm.
Um 1741 entwarf J. F. Eberlein das sog. Elisabeth-Service, welches die Zarin selbst in Auftrag gab oder von August III. von Polen als Geschenk erhielt. Das Modell von 1741 zeigt Indianische Blumen und der etwas spätere Dekor von 1744 besteht aus unterschiedlichen Holzschnittblumen. Varianten des Services befinden sich in der Eremitage in St. Petersburg.
Vgl. Pietsch, Meissen für die Zaren, S. 58 ff.
A pair of significant porcelain plates with chrysanthemum decor, Kauffahrtei- and landscape scenes from the Empress Elisabeth of Russia service. Partly restored. Crossed swords mark. Certificate included.
Meissen. Um 1741 - 1745.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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