Bayreuth Tea caddy with two chinoiseries in cartridges

Red body, etched gilding…

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Bayreuth

Tea caddy with two chinoiseries in cartridges Red body, etched gilding. Model with cut corners and rounded shoulder. Two extremely finely etched chinoiseries, each with two figures on a scrollwork console, the narrow sides with scrollwork and a flying bird. Without lid. H 11 cm. Bayreuth, Knöller period, 1728 - 44. Provenance Formerly Pauls Collection, Riehen. Private ownership. Literature For the model, see cat. Bayreuth faience. Burkhardt Collection, Bayreuth 2/2006, cat. No. 50.

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