Anbietschale KPM Kurland
blue sceptre mark, 1st choice, 4,5 cm x 22 cm x 22 cm

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Anbietschale KPM Kurland blue sceptre mark, 1st choice, 4,5 cm x 22 cm x 22 cm

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Anbietschale KPM Kurland

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Estim. 200 - 400 EUR

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Ice bucket, KPM Berlin, mark 1962-92, 1st choice, Kurland shape, designed for the last Duke of Kurland around 1790 by Friedrich Elias Meyer, white, h. 18.5 cm, with: small round bowl, KPM Berlin, mark 1980, 1st choice, Kurland shape, white, Ø 12 cm

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Mixed lot with floral decoration, 3 pieces; 2 cream jugs, serving bowl. Cream jug on feet, serving bowl with square base and curved rim. "Altosier" decoration in relief. Flower bouquets on the front and in the mirror, surrounded by scattered flowers and butterflies in fine polychrome painting. Gold staffage. Sceptre mark. Cream jug h. 13 cm. Serving bowl 25 cm x 25 cm. Two porcelain creamers and an offering bowl with flower decor. Sceptre mark. KPM-Berlin. 20th century.

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Partial service "Kurland" white porcelain. 50 pieces; coffee pot, milk jug, 1 demitasse cup with 3 saucers, 15 coffee cups with saucers, 5 tea cups, 16 soup cups, 2 tureens, 3 sauce boats, cake plate, roasting plate, serving plate, leaf dish. So-called "Kurland" (or "Kurland pattern"). Classicist form with fine relief decoration. Surrounding border with pearl cord and cloth suspension. 7 objects unmarked; sceptre mark. Plate l. 33 cm - 47 cm. A 50-piece porcelain coffee and dinner part set "Kurland". 7 pieces insignificantly chipped. Sceptre mark. KPM-Berlin. 20th - 21st century.

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