Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927. - photo 1
Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927. - photo 2
Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927. - photo 3
Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927. - photo 4
Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927. - photo 5
Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927. - photo 6

Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927.

Starting price
€ 640
Auction dateClassic
21.06.2019 13:00UTC +00:00
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Eppli Auktionshalle
Event location
Germany, L.-Echterdingen
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ID 210284
Lot 611 | Venus, Amor die Augen verbindend, 1917-1927.
Entwurf von Pierre Francois Lejeune um 1770, Ausführung wohl von Müller & Co in Volkstedt 1920er Jahre, auf quadratischem Sockel stehende Venus, Amor mit einem bunt gemustertem Tuch die Augen verbindend, polychrom staffiert, Sockel mit geprägter Bezeichnung "Aus der alten Originalform gegossen", bodenseitige, nachträglich hinzugefügte, sog. "Mal-Schild-Marke" (L in Wappen unter Krone), beschädigt (Finger des Putto), re. Flügelnaht des Putto restauriert oder mit Prod.fehler, H 28,5 cm. Figuren mit dieser Marke wurden nachweislich in Ludwigsburg verkauft, ob die Figuren als Weißware angeliefert und in LB bemalt oder gar hergestellt wurden, ist in Fachkreisen nicht erwiesen. Literatur: Jordan, Hans Ulrich, "Ludwigsburger Porzellan 1919-1927".

Figure of Venus, tying the eyes of Amor, 1917-1927.
Finger dam., partiell restored or prod. mistake, porcelain of that brand has been sold in Ludwigsburg, but it is not sure if it has been delivered as white porcelain and also painted or produced there. See literature above.
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