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Seltene Zierkumme mit "Famille rose"-Dekor

Starting price
€ 4 500
Auction dateClassic
05.12.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 669647
Lot 2187 | Seltene Zierkumme mit "Famille rose"-Dekor
Böttger-Porzellan. Runde, geschweift ansteigende Form mit geweitetem Lippenrand. Auf der Außenwandung goldfarbener Fond mit eisenrotem Blattwerk. Beidseitig große Ovalmedaillons mit großflächigem Blumenbukett im flachen Henkelkorb, umgeben von Insekten. Im Wechsel mit asiatischer Architekturlandschaft am Flussufer in kleinen Hochovalen. Korrespondierendes Motiv des Henkelkorbes im Spiegel, gerahmt von stilisierten Blüten am Rand. Eisenrote Malerei mit Seegrün und Gold aus Holland (um 1740). H. 9 cm. D. 17 cm. In den ersten 20 Jahren seit Bestehen der Manufaktur wurden sehr viele Böttger-Porzellane außerhalb der Meissener Manufaktur bemalt. In den Archivalien sind diese sog. Hausmaler namentlich selten erfasst. In den 1720er und 30er Jahren ließ sich unbemaltes Böttgerporzellan aus alten Lagerbeständen leichter herbeischaffen als neuere Meissener Porzellane, weshalb die Ausformung oft älter ist als die Malerei selbst. Die Malerei dieser Kumme stammt von einem unbekannten, holländischen Maler, der es verstand, den Goldfond mit farbiger Malerei zu verbinden. Vgl. Jedding, Europäisches Porzellan, S. II/111; von Carolsfeld, S. 271; Pietsch, Slg. Wark, Nr. 646f.; British Museum, London, Inv.-Nr. Franks.485.A. A rare Boettger porcelain bowl with fine painted Dutch Famille rose decoration. Meissen. Um 1720.
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