Paar feine Kabinettschränke aus Hartholz mit Lackauflage und Goldmalerei - photo 1
Paar feine Kabinettschränke aus Hartholz mit Lackauflage und Goldmalerei - photo 2
Paar feine Kabinettschränke aus Hartholz mit Lackauflage und Goldmalerei - photo 3
Paar feine Kabinettschränke aus Hartholz mit Lackauflage und Goldmalerei - photo 4

Paar feine Kabinettschränke aus Hartholz mit Lackauflage und Goldmalerei

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€ 186 200
Auction dateClassic
06.12.2018 11:30UTC +02:00
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Nagel Auktionen GmbH
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Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 142142
Lot 454 | Paar feine Kabinettschränke aus Hartholz mit Lackauflage und Goldmalerei
Die fünfstöckigen Schränke mit diversen, versetzt angeordneten Böden, teilweise eingefasst in runde, in Durchbruch gearbeitete, Verzierungen, innen auf der Rückwand mit Goldmalerei eines Gebäudekomplexes mit Garten, daneben Landschaftsdarstellungen und diverse florale Motive, die Rückwand komplett in Gold bemalt mit einer weitläufigen Flusslandschaft, mit weiteren Landschaftsmotiven auf den Seitenwänden, teils mit fächerförmigen Aussparungen, unten jeweils mit zwei kleinen Schubladen mit vergoldeten Ringen.

177 x 109 x 43,5

Provenienz: Aus einer europäischen Privatsammlung, vor 2011 erworben, publ. in Bruckner, Christopher: Chinese Imperial Patronage: Treasures from Temples and Palaces. Ausstellungskat. London, Asian Art Gallery, 1998. Vgl. mit einem ähnlichen Paar Kabinettschränke im Palastmuseum Peking (Gu207579 u. Gu207580), abgebildet in Sakakida, E. & Rawson, J.: China: The Three Emperors, 1662-1795, London, Royal Acadamy of Arts, 2006, S.296, Nr.221. - Minim. bestossen und berieben
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