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Rare horseman's cup. Meissen. Sword mark, 1934–1945, 1 scratch mark below the mark. Designed in 1937. SCHEURICH, Paul (1883 New York – 1945 Brandenburg) Coral-red decoration, gold accents. Cup (H 8 cm), original saucer (Ø 14.5 cm). Bell-shaped with rocaille handle. On the front, a coral-red motif depicting a rider falling from a rearing horse. Paul Scheurich presented the first decorative designs featuring riders to the manufactory in 1937. Under the name “Reitertassen” (Horseback Rider Cups), these were transferred to metal plates and used in a printing process to decorate cups. The first cups were decorated in this manner in 1937. However, no sales were recorded at that time. In 1995, the cups were remolded for the Paul Scheurich anniversary exhibition, but this time they were decorated using the aquatint process. Bibliography: Rafael, Johannes, Paul Scheurich. 1883–1945. Porcelain for the Meissen Manufactory, (Meissen Manuscripts Special Volume VIII), p. 143/Cat. No. 86. Bidding period: Oct. 29, 2026 | estimated 6:12 p.m. (CET) Rare Rider’s Cup. Meissen. Sword mark, 1934–1945, 1 scratch beneath the mark. Design: 1937. SCHEURICH, Paul (1883 New York – 1945 Brandenburg) Coral-red decoration, gold accents. Cup (H 8 cm), original saucer (Ø 14.5 cm). Bell shape with rocaille handle. On the front, the coral-red motif of a rider falling from a rearing horse. Paul Scheurich presented the first decorative designs featuring riders to the manufactory in 1937. Under the name “Reitertassen,” these were transferred to metal plates and used in a printing process to decorate cups. The first cups were decorated in this manner in 1937. However, no sales were recorded at that time. In 1995, the mugs were remolded for the Paul Scheurich anniversary exhibition, but this time they were decorated using the aquatint process. Bibliography: Rafael, Johannes, Paul Scheurich. 1883–1945. Porcelain for the Meissen Manufactory, (Meissen Manuscripts Special Volume VIII), p. 143/Cat. No. 86. Call time on Oct. 29, 2026 | estimated at 6:12 p.m. (CET) *This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and should be considered only as an aid—not a legally binding statement regarding the lot’s characteristics. Please note that we can only guarantee the accuracy of the description and condition as provided in the German description.
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