Prächtige Empire Kratervase der KPM Berlin - photo 1

Prächtige Empire Kratervase der KPM Berlin

Lot 905
06.09.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 700
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 905 | Prächtige Empire Kratervase der KPM Berlin
Estimate value
€ 700 – 1 400
Prächtige Empire Kratervase der KPM Berlin
mit Mikromosaik-Malerei
Rechteckssockel mit blauer Lapislazuli imitierender Malerei. Hochgezogener Rundfuß mit halbkugelig gewölbtem, konisch ansteigendem Korpus und ausschwingendem Rand. Seitlich gebogte Rundstabhenkel. Sog. "Redensche Vase". Modell-Entw. um 1799. Beidseitig der Wandung, in oktagonalen Reserven, die Darstellung von Tauben, auf einer Bronzeschale sitzend. Feine Mikromosaik-Malerei mit teilw. lachsfarbenem Fond und in Gold gemalten, radierten und floralen Ornamenten. Ber./rest.; Zepter- und Malereimarke. H. 30 cm.
Ein bedeutendes, 1737 wiederentdecktes und durch Stiche vervielfältigtes Tauben-Mosaik befand sich in der Hadriansvilla in Rom. Die wissenschaftliche Kontextualisierung der Antike durch Winkelmann, der Aufarbeitung von Pompeji und Herculaneum, löste eine Antikenbegeisterung aus. Bildungsreisende der "Grand Tour" sammelten Souvenirs mit Antikenbezug.
Vgl. Kat. Ausst. Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin 1763-2013, Porzellankunst aus privaten Sammlungen, S. 72.; Vgl. Raffinesse & Eleganz, Königliche Porzellane des frühen 19. Jhs. aus der Twinight Collection New York, S. 190 ff.
A splendid porcelain vase painted in micromosaic technique. Rubbed/Restored. Sceptre and painter's mark.
KPM-Berlin. Um 1817 - 1823.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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