Sèvres-Deckelvase mit Sang-de-boeuf-Glasur - photo 1

Sèvres-Deckelvase mit Sang-de-boeuf-Glasur

Starting price
€ 6 000
Auction dateClassic
01.12.2023 10:30UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 432 | Sèvres-Deckelvase mit Sang-de-boeuf-Glasur
Sèvres-Deckelvase mit Sang-de-boeuf-Glasur
Sèvres-Deckelvase mit Sang-de-boeuf-Glasur Gestreckter, ovoider Korpus mit gerundeter Schulter und kurzem Hals. Übergreifender, halbkugeliger Deckel. Seladonfarbener und flammenroter Laufglasur (sog. Sang de boeuf- oder Ochsenblutglasur) mit Craquelè nach Vorbild chinesischer Porzellanvasen. Standring mit profilierter Montierung aus Metall. Manufakturmarke mit Jahreszahl 1925 und "DN" (pâte dure nouvelle), gest. "Made in France". H. 48 cm.
Nach dem Vorbild ostasiatischer Keramik wurden ab ca. 1880 in unterschiedlichen europäischen Porzellanmanufakturen, u. a. in Berlin, Kopenhagen, Meissen und Sèvres die Vielfalt und Schönheit der Reduktionsglasuren, speziell der Ochsenblutglasur entwickelt. Um 1900 bis in die 1920er Jahre entstanden in der Manufaktur Sèvres zahlreiche Porzellane mit kostbaren, technisch äußerst schwer herstellbaren Kunstglasuren.
Kat. Bröhan-Museum, V.II, S. 330f.; S. 350.
A French metal-mounted lidded porcelain vase with Sang-de-boeuf glaze. Dated 1925. Manufacturer's mark.
Frankreich. Sèvres. 1925.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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