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Seltene, große Fayence-Schauplatte mit Bildnis des

Lot 182
08.09.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 2 200
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 182 | Seltene, große Fayence-Schauplatte mit Bildnis des
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€ 2 200 – 4 400
Seltene, große Fayence-Schauplatte mit Bildnis des
Seltene, große Fayence-Schauplatte mit Bildnis des Husarengenerals Hans Joachim von Zieten
Runde, flache Form. Flächendeckender, polychromer Scharffeuerdekor. Im Spiegel General Hans-Joachim von Zieten in Husarenuniform mit erhobenem Säbel, auf dem Rücken eines springenden Apfelschimmels reitend, die Schabracke, Säbel- und Dolchtasche jeweils mit Monogramm König Friedrich II. von Preußen "FR" (=Fridericus Rex). Auf der Kehlung und der Fahne ein Dekor aus Rocaillen, dem preußischen Adler mit Königskrone, Schwert, Zepter (oder Feldherrenstab) und Blitzbündel, oberhalb Weinranken und -trauben. Ger. Randchips. Manufaktur- oder Malermarke "T:F:". D. 37,8 cm.
Hans-Joachim von Zieten (1699 - 1786), seit 1744 preußischer Generalmajor und seit 1756 Generalleutnant der Kavallerie unter König Friedrich II. von Preußen, war einer der bedeutendsten Feldherren seiner Zeit, kämpfte in den Schlesischen Kriegen und im Siebenjährigen Krieg. 1741-1786 war er Chef des Husaren-Regiment Nr. 3 (Brandenburgisches) "von Zieten" ("Zieten'sche Husaren").
A rare large German polychrome faience plate depicting the Prussian cavalry hussar general Hans Joachim von Zieten on horseback and a Prussian eagle. Minor chips to the rim. Manufacturer's or painter's mark "T: F:".
Deutsch. 2. Hälfte 18. Jh.
Auction house category:Faience
Address of auction Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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