Null Goldscheider Vienna c. 1920/25
Dancer in a blue skirt
designed by Stefan …

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Goldscheider Vienna c. 1920/25 Dancer in a blue skirt designed by Stefan Dakon Ceramic, white body, colourfully painted, glazed Height 38.5 cm, width 27 cm Artist's signature Dakon on the base Marked Goldscheider Vienna on the base, Made in Austria

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Goldscheider Vienna c. 1920/25 Dancer in a blue skirt designed by Stefan Dakon Ceramic, white body, colourfully painted, glazed Height 38.5 cm, width 27 cm Artist's signature Dakon on the base Marked Goldscheider Vienna on the base, Made in Austria

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Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR

Manufacture GOLDSCHEIDER [Friedrich GOLDSCHEIDER (1845-1897)] Three Children at the Photographer's, circa 1895 Polychrome terra cotta proof, with the factory stamp and model number (1190) stamped on the back. H. 57 cm - W. 40 cm - D. 25 cm Bibliography - Ora Pinhas, Goldscheider, London, Richard Dennis Publications, 2006, a similar example reproduced on page 31; - Stéphane Richemond, Terres cuites orientalistes et africanistes, Paris, Édition de l'Amateur, 1999, a similar example reproduced on page 100 under n°49. Expert : Damien VOUTAY, +33 (0)6 61 25 51 87

Estim. 200 - 400 EUR

Manufacture Friedrich GOLDSCHEIDER. (Vienna 1849 - 1899). Young woman with lantern. Terracotta subject. Height: 63cm

Estim. 2 000 - 2 400 EUR

GOLDSCHEIDER; Vienna, ca. 1930. Figure. Glazed porcelain. It has marks on the base. Measurements: 25 x 18 x 15 cm. The Austrian ceramic and porcelain firm Goldscheider was founded in 1885 by the Bohemian sculptor Friedrich Goldscheider. For more than half a century the firm created masterpieces of historicism, Art Nouveau and Art Deco. The founder was able to attract both acclaimed artists and young innovators to his factory, so that great ceramists of the time, such as W. Bosse, B. Geiger, J. Lorenzl, I. Meisinger and M. Powolny, among others, worked there. After Goldscheider's death, the factory was taken over by his widow Regina, who continued to produce her husband's models, along with new ones created by artists who worked for the firm, such as D. Chiparus during the Art Deco period. Until its closure with the rise of National Socialism, more than four thousand different models were made in the factory, both by Goldscheider himself and other authors. From the beginning, the factory won a multitude of awards, first prizes and gold medals at countless world fairs, exhibitions and trade fairs. Today its pieces are in great demand by collectors from all over the world. They can currently be admired in various museums around the world, such as the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York or the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. In 2007, Goldscheider's pieces were exhibited at the Vienna Museum and, the following year, at the LBI in New York.

Estim. 60 - 120 EUR

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