Rozenburg Jugendstil Zuckerdose mit Deckel - photo 1
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Rozenburg Jugendstil Zuckerdose mit Deckel

Starting price
€ 2 000
Auction dateClassic
03.03.2023 16:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
WETTMANN | Auktionshaus an der Ruhr
Event location
Germany, Mülheim an der Ruhr
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ID 914122
Lot 107 | Rozenburg Jugendstil Zuckerdose mit Deckel
Rozenburg Jugendstil Zuckerdose mit Deckel
Rozenburg, Den Haag, Niederlande, aus dem Jahr 1914, vierseitig, achtkrantig gekerbt, Deckel mit geformter Handhabe, feines Eierschalenporzellan, weiß, polychrom bemalt, Dekor mit Vogel und Butterblume, Höhe mit Deckel 10 cm, unterseitig Manufakturmarke (Storch und Krone), Malermarke (Samuel Schellink), 118 nummeriert, Zustand A. Die filigranen Arbeiten aus feinstem Eierschalenporzellan präsentierte die niederländische Manufaktur 'Rozenburg' erstmals auf der Pariser Weltausstellung von 1900. Seitdem sind die wunderbaren Jugendstilformen und hervorragend bemalten Stücke für begeisterte Sammler zu erwerben. Die häufig floral-ornamentalen Motive zeigen großen Einfluss französisch-japanischer Vorbilder des Jugendstils. Sie wurden von den Malern der Manufaktur direkt auf den unglasierten Stücken aufgetragen und dann im selben Produktionsschritt überglasiert. Dies hatte den Effekt, dass die Farben besonders nuanciert zur Geltung kamen. Als Highlight unserer Interieur-Onlineauktion dürfen wir Ihnen die Symbiose von höchster Qualität, vorzüglicher Ausarbeitung und eleganter Präzision in Formvollendung des Rozenburger Porzellans anbieten.
Auction house category:Porcelain, Ceramic
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