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Prächtiges Speise- und Tee-Restservice

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€ 8 500
Auction dateClassic
08.05.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 533182
Lot 918 | Prächtiges Speise- und Tee-Restservice
mit Dekor "1. Potsdam"sches Tafelservice" 81-teilig; Suppen-, 2 Gemüseterrinen, Fisch- und 2 Anbietplatten, 12 Vorspeisen-, 20 Speise-, 10 Suppen- 10 Brotteller, Konfekt- und 8 Beilagenschalen, 2 Saucieren, 12 Teetassen mit Untertassen. Dekor "Reliefzierat" mit Spalier und Schuppenzwickeln auf beigefarbenem Fond. Auf der Wandung und im Spiegel farbenprächtige Blumenbuketts und Blumengirlanden in feiner polychromer Malerei. Reiche Goldstaffage. Jahresbuchstaben. Zepter- und Malereimarke. Anbietplatten 41 cm - 52 cm x 33 cm. Ursprünglich 1765 als umfangreiches Tafelservice im Auftrag Friedrich des Großen für das Neue Palais in Potsdam gefertigt, stellt es eines der Glanzpunkte des deutschen Rokokoporzellans dar. Es handelt sich um das erste, neu entworfene Service, das der preußische König bei seiner Porzellanmanufaktur bestellte, die er erst zwei Jahre davor von dem Kaufmann Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky übernahm. Der Dekor mit Rocaillen, Spalier- und Gitterwerk, Schuppenmosaik und feiner Blumenmalerei orientiert sich an Dekorationsentwürfen und -arbeiten der Privaträume Friedrich des Großen im Neuen Palais. Vgl. Köllmann/Jarchov, Berliner Porzellan, S. 149ff. A splendid 81-piece porcelain dinner and tea part set after the so-called "1st Potsdam service" for Frederick the Great. Sceptre and painter‘s mark. Early 20th century KPM-Berlin. Anfang 20. Jahrhundert
Auction house category:Porcelain
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