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375 - A male nodding pagoda figure, Johann Joachim Kaendler, circa 1730 (design), Meissen, 20th century
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A male nodding pagoda figure, Johann Joachim Kaendler, circa 1730 (design), Meissen, 20th century Porcelain, polychrome painted, partially gilded. Metal mounting with lead weight and wire. A Chinese man sitting cross-legged, grinning with his mouth wide open. Head and hands are movably suspended with counterweights. Movable tongue, painted in color. Underside bears the “1st Choice” sword mark, a red “17,” and internal numbers “65” and “147”. Dimensions: 19.5 x 21 cm—See Bergmann, Meissen Figures. Model Numbers 1–3000, Erlangen 2017, Cat. No. 1610. The wobbling pagodas date back to designs from 1762, when Frederick II of Prussia commissioned “10 pagodas with wobbling heads.” The five female and five male figures were installed in the Chinese House at Sanssouci as part of the interior design following the end of the Seven Years’ War. Pairs with the next lot. Condition: I - II
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