Seltener früher Böttgersteinzeug-Walzenkrug mit Monogramm - photo 1
Seltener früher Böttgersteinzeug-Walzenkrug mit Monogramm - photo 2

Seltener früher Böttgersteinzeug-Walzenkrug mit Monogramm

Estimate value
€ 8 000 – 16 000
Auction dateClassic
08.09.2024 10:30UTC +02:00
€
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Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
ID 1278433
Lot 2667 | Seltener früher Böttgersteinzeug-Walzenkrug mit Monogramm
Seltener früher Böttgersteinzeug-Walzenkrug mit Monogramm
August des Starken
Rotbraunes Steinzeug mit polierter Außenseite. Zylinderförmiger Korpus mit seitlichem Ohrenhenkel. Zentral auf der Wandung das bekrönte Augustus-Rex-Monogramm für König August II., flankiert vom geteilten königlich polnischen sowie kurfürstlich-sächsischem Doppelwappen mit polnischem Adler und litauischem Reiter sowie der sächsischen Raute und den Wappen der Herzogtümer Berg, Jülich und Kleve. Im Zentrum das Kurschild mit gekreuzten Schwertern. Florale Randbordüre. Goldfarbene Aufglasurmalerei. Profilierte Zinnmontierung mit kugeliger Daumenrast, wohl im 19. Jh. erg.; Auf dem Deckel Monogr. "F B" und "No 5". Gem., Dresdner Stadtzeichen, Meister Carl Julius Adolph Böhmer (wird Meister 1848). Gesamt-H. 24 cm.
Ein nahezu identisches Wappen befindet sich über der Eingangstür zum Rathaus in Löbau.
Vgl. Kat. Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Böttgersteinzeug und frühes Meißener Porzellan, Nr. 74-77. (Stil); Hintze I, Sächsische Zinngießer, Nr. 452.
Provenienz: aus einer deutschen Privatsammlung.
A rare tin-mounted polished Boettger stoneware tankard with gilden painted Augustus-Rex monogram and royal Polish and electoral Saxon double coat of arms. Tin mounting probably added in the 19th C.
Meissen. Um 1710 - 1715.
Auction house category:Porcelain
Address of auction Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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