Prächtiges Jugendstil-Déjeuner "Saxonia" - photo 1

Prächtiges Jugendstil-Déjeuner "Saxonia"

Lot 364
03.12.2021 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 5 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 364 | Prächtiges Jugendstil-Déjeuner "Saxonia"
aus der limitierten Jahrhundertkollektion von 1999 8-tlg.; Kaffeekanne, Sahnegießer, Zuckerdose, 2 Tassen mit Untertassen, 2 Frühstücksteller, Tablett. Geschwungene Jugendstil-Form mit feinlinigem Dekor in blau- und apricotfarbener Unterglasurmalerei. Entw. Otto Eduard Voigt, 1904. Limitierte Aufl.; 17/19. Jahreszeichen. Schwertermarke mit Sondersignet in Gold. Kannen-H. 22 cm. In Form und Dekor ausdrucksstarker, stiltypischer Jugendstil-Entwurf mit dynamisch-geschwungener Linienführung. Otto Eduard Voigt (1870 - 1949) wurde nach Tätigkeiten in der Manufaktur Villeroy & Boch und der KPM in Berlin ab 1896 als Blumenmaler an der Meissener Manufaktur angestellt, war in der Folgezeit aber zunehmend als Entwerfer tätig und maßgeblich an der Entwicklung der Malerei mit Scharffeuerfarben beteiligt. Nebenbei studierte er von 1910 bis 1913 an der Kunstakademie in Dresden. Er entwarf nicht nur Gefäßformen sondern fertigte zahlreiche malerische Tier- und Pflanzenmotive und Dekore, in den späteren Jahren hauptsächlich zur Ausführung in Blaumalerei. Vgl. Schärer, Kat. Auf den Punkt gebracht. Max Adolph Pfeiffer, S. 282; Marusch-Krohn, Meissener Porzellan, Pfeifferzeit, S. 67f.; Jedding, S. 170. An 8-piece Art Nouveau déjeuner "Saxonia" from the collection of the century of 1999, designed by O. E. Voigt. Limited edition of 19. Date letter. Crossed swords mark with special signet in gold. Meissen. 1999.
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