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Sehr seltene Doppelhenkeltasse mit Wachteldekor

Lot 2405
12.05.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 2 800
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 943024
Lot 2405 | Sehr seltene Doppelhenkeltasse mit Wachteldekor
Estimate value
€ 2 800 – 5 600
Sehr seltene Doppelhenkeltasse mit Wachteldekor
aus der Königlichen Sammlung August des Starken
auf Untertasse. Oktogonale Form. Auf der Wandung und im Spiegel sog. Wachteldekor im japanischen Kakiemonstil mit eisenroter und blauer Wachtel unweit eines blühenden Prunusbaumes und Kikyô-Pflanze (Ballonblume). Polychrome, teilw. goldgehöhte Malerei. Kapuziner- bzw. dunkelbrauner Rand. Tasse mit Former- und Dreherzeichen für Johann Martin Kittel (tätig 1719 - 1761) sowie eingeschnittene und geschwärzte Johanneums- (bzw. Palais-) Nr. "N = 346 w". Schwertermarke in Emailblau bzw. Unterglasurblau. H. 6 cm
Vgl. Weber/Eikelmann, Kat. Meißner Porzellane mit Dekoren nach ostasiatischen Vorbildern, Nr. 301; Kat. Slg. Hoffmeister, Bd. I, Nr. 120; "Ey! wie schmeckt der Coffee süße", Nr. 25; Rückert, Biographische Daten, S. 115.
Provenienz: Ehemals Königl. Sammlung August des Starken im Japanischen Palais.
A very rare two-handled porcelain cup with Kakiemon style "quail pattern" from the Royal collection of August the Strong in the Japanese Palais, incised and blackened Inv. no. "N = 345 w". Former's mark J. M. Kittel (active around 1719 - 1761) Saucer with corresponding pattern. Crossed swords mark in enamel-blue.
Meissen. Um 1730 - 1740.
Manufactur:Meissen Porcelain Factory
Auction house category:Porcelain
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