Paar große Rokoko-Potpourrivasen mit Berliner Ansicht - photo 1
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Paar große Rokoko-Potpourrivasen mit Berliner Ansicht

Starting price
€ 24 000
Auction dateClassic
30.11.2019 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 260595
Lot 699 | Paar große Rokoko-Potpourrivasen mit Berliner Ansicht
und Weichmalerei von Franz AulichÜber rundem, profiliertem Sockel ovoider, allseitig von reliefplastischen Rocaillen umzogener Korpus mit plastischen, als geknotete Schilfbündel gestaltete, emporsteigende Handhaben. Blattverzierter, durchbrochen gearbeiteter Deckel, mittig Blütenknauf aus filigran aufbossiertem, blühendem Rosenarrangement. Schauseitig, in feinlinigen Reliefgoldkartuschen gerahmtes Blumenbukett aus blühenden Anemonen, Maiglöckchen und Chrysanthemen bzw. Rosen. Rückseitig, in korrespondierender Rahmung, eine Uferlandschaft, wohl Potsdamer Gegend mit Blick über die Havel bzw. die Ansicht der Wilhelmsstraße in Berlin mit dem "Stadtpalais Strousberg", der späteren Britischen Botschaft, und dem benachbarten Hotel "Der Reichshof". Feine polychrome und sog. Weichmalerei von Franz Aulich. Pastelltonige Fondflächen in zarten Gelb-, Grün-, Rosa- und aprikotfarbenen Tönen. Feinliniger stilisierter Reliefgolddekor. Unw. restauriert; Blüten minimal bestoßen; Zepter- und Malereimarke. H. 57 cm.Vgl. Dietz, Sammlung Sabet, S. 125ff.A large pair of reed-shaped handled Potpourri vases with Berlin view and "Weichmalerei". Insignificant restorations. Minor chipped blossoms. Sceptre and painter`s mark.KPM-Berlin. Um 1890 - 1900.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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