PORCELAIN PICTURE PLATE WITH VIEW OF THE CASTLE IN WEIMAR - photo 1
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PORCELAIN PICTURE PLATE WITH VIEW OF THE CASTLE IN WEIMAR

Lot 557
20.11.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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ID 1488346
Lot 557 | PORCELAIN PICTURE PLATE WITH VIEW OF THE CASTLE IN WEIMAR
Estimate value
€ 600 – 800
PORCELAIN PICTURE PLATE WITH VIEW OF THE CASTLE IN WEIMAR.

KPM. Berlin.

Date: Ca. 1832-1837.
Technique: Porcelain, partially rosé-coloured ground, enriched in polchrome and gold.
Description: Form: Antique smooth with pearl edge. In the mirror, view of the city's castle with the
star bridge.
Measurement: Ø 24,5cm.
Mark: Sceptre mark painted blue under glaze, red imperial orb with KPM, painter's mark, incised mark 'III' in stand ring, embossed number '32'.


Literature:
Exhib. cat. Raffinesse & Eleganz: Königliche Porzellane des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts aus der Twinight Collection New York. Munich 2007, p. 338f., cat. no. 107.

The plates in this series (see also lots 556, 558 and 559), executed in high-quality miniature painting, depict various locations in Thuringia and their landmarks with topographical accuracy. Despite slight variations in the gold ornamentation on the rim, they undoubtedly belong to the same service. No source references have been handed down regarding either the client or the occasion for which the plates were ordered. Three further plates of identical shape with views of Altenstein, Meiningen and Bad Liebenstein are in the Twinight Collection, New York. The authorship of the graphic templates for the plates is attributed to the landscape painter August Wilhelm Ferdinand Schirmer.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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