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1235 - Fürstenberg, formerly the Royal Brunswick Porcelain Manufactory (underglaze blue mark): Equestrian statue of Frederick I, known as the “Soldier King.” Two-piece, unglazed bisque porcelain, each piece bearing the manufacturer’s mark, 1906–1918 (see Dankert). The pedestal bears the initials “CR” for Georg Rex; features a rearing gray horse with the figure of the king; damage to the stirrups, sword, etc. Shipping by mail is not recommended.Height 50 cm, length 28 cm, porcelain 1235
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Fürstenberg, formerly the Royal Brunswick Porcelain Manufactory (underglaze blue mark): Equestrian statue of Frederick I, known as the “Soldier King.” Two-piece, unglazed bisque porcelain, each piece bearing the manufacturer’s mark, 1906–1918 (see Dankert). The pedestal bears the initials “CR” for Georg Rex; features a rearing gray horse with the figure of the king; damage to the stirrups, sword, etc. Shipping by mail is not recommended.Height 50 cm, length 28 cm, porcelain 1235
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Art and Antiques No. 80. Daniel Meyer Auction, MünsterAuction house
Daniel Meyer - Antiquitäten & Auktionen +49 2 51 48 28 572 auktionenmeyer@web.deDelivery is optional. You can use the carrier of your choice. The stated price does not include the lot price or the auction house fees.