Prächtige Meissen Jardiniere mit Kakadu - photo 1

Prächtige Meissen Jardiniere mit Kakadu

Lot 55
29.11.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
€
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1339226
Lot 55 | Prächtige Meissen Jardiniere mit Kakadu
Estimate value
€ 9 500 – 19 000
Prächtige Meissen Jardiniere mit Kakadu
aus der Tafeldekoration "Reineke Fuchs"
5-tlg.; Bestehend aus vier trapezförmig gerundeten, auf stilisierten Füßchen stehenden Schalen, davon zwei mit auf dem Rand sitzenden, korrespondierenden Äffchen auf einem Blätterzweig. Als Mittelstück über hohem, passig geschweiftem Podest glockenförmige Vase mit aufsteigendem, durchbrochen gearbeitetem Deckel und plastischer Bekrönung in Gestalt eines Kakadus. Dezente polychrome Malerei mit Goldstaffage. Entw. Max Esser, 1922. Modell-Nr. H 214. Partiell minim. rest.; Schwertermarke sowie Weißwaren- und "Reineke Fuchs"-Marke. Gesamt-H. 45 cm. Gesamt-D. 50 cm.
In Reminiszenz der prächtigen Tafelgestaltungen des Barock schuf Esser zwischen 1919 und 1926 einen aus 75 Teilen bestehenden Tafelschmuck, welcher thematisch den Epos "Reineke Fuchs" von Goethe aufgreift. Zu diesem gehörten neben "Reineke Fuchs" als Hauptstück weitere Tierfiguren wie der Löwe, Bär oder Pavian sowie Schalen und Leuchter. Die expressive eisenrote Malerei entspricht Essers 1926 entworfenem Service "Strahlenmuster" und komplementiert den als Gesamtkunstwerk gestalteten Tafelaufsatz vorzüglich.
Vgl. Schärer, Auf den Punkt gebracht, S. 80 ff.; Vgl. Marusch-Krohn, Meissener Porzellan 1918-1933, S. 105 ff.
/A porcelain jardiniere from the table decoration "Reineke Fuchs" modelled by M. Esser. Partly minor restored. Crossed swords mark.
Meissen. Um 1922 - 1934.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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