Replacement lid, Meissen 18th century, porcelain, purple painting, gold dots, ri…

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Replacement lid, Meissen 18th century, porcelain, purple painting, gold dots, rib decoration, D. 4.3 cm

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Replacement lid, Meissen 18th century, porcelain, purple pai

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Estim. 500 - 800 EUR

Needle box in the shape of a swaddling child, probably Meissen, mid-18th century, porcelain, fine polychrome painting, Indian flowers with a purple ribbon, body restored on the back, silver fittings, H. 11.5 cm

Estim. 120 - 240 EUR

Two bonbonnières with gilt-bronze decoration Flared base and bell-shaped, widening body. Rocaille borders in relief in gold bronze on the wall and lid. Partly with purple background and scattered flowers. 1 lid missing. Sword mark. H. 16.5 cm 2 lidded porcelain candy dishes with gold decor. 1 lid missing. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. 2nd half 20th century.

Estim. 6 500 - 13 000 EUR

Extremely rare coffee pot with house painting from the Ferner workshop Böttger porcelain. Different landscapes of ruins in tree-lined surroundings on both sides of the wall. The front with a staffage of figures in the so-called island style. Horizontally bordered by a hanging border and a similar ornamental frieze. Polychrome house painting by the J. F. Ferner workshop. Partially rest/unw. dam.; h. 21 cm. The Ferner workshop had problems obtaining so-called whiteware. They were replaced by discarded porcelain with underglaze blue painting from the Meissen manufactory. This Böttger jug, which is rare for the Ferner workshop, is painted by the artist over the available surface. The color combination of iron red and purple with a light green or the combination of iron red and yellow is typical. Cf. Jedding, Meissen porcelain of the 18th century, p. 122. A rare coffee-pot with house painting by J.F. Ferner workshop. Partly restored. Insignificantly chipped. Meissen. 1720/1750.

Estim. 6 500 - 13 000 EUR

Rare Meissen tea caddy in the shape of a rose blossom Ovoid, widening body with matching domed lid, sculptural blossom finial and leaf wreath. Rose blossoms in fine relief on all sides of the wall. Polychrome painting in purple, green and yellow. Designed by Johann Joachim Kaendler. Lid unrestored; old coll. label. Sword mark. H. 13 cm. Cf. Pietsch, Triumph der blauen Schwerter, no. 169. After 1735 Kaendler created various services in flower or fruit form and with floral decoration. A rare porcelain tea caddy depicting a rose shape modelled by J. J. Kaendler. Lid minor restored. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Mid 18th century.

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