170 - MEISSEN PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY

MEISSEN PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY LUXUEUX PLAT DÉCORATIF À VUE DE ZWICKAU. MEISSEN. 1815 - 1860. A magnificent decorative dish produced by the renowned Royal Saxon Porcelain Manufactory Meissen between 1815 and 1860. This exceptional work represents a distinguished example of German Romantic-period porcelain, combining virtuoso modelling with masterfully executed polychrome painting. The centre is decorated with an exquisitely painted view titled Schwanenschlösschen bei Zwickau (The Swan Palace near Zwickau), depicting a picturesque landscape with a tranquil swan pond and the historic château rising on its banks. The composition is characterised by refined perspective, harmonious atmospheric effects and a delicate palette of natural colours. Executed with remarkable precision, the painting reflects the exceptional skill of Meissen artists renowned for their finely rendered views of Saxon landscapes. The broad rim is enriched with an elaborate moulded relief incorporating expressive Rococo scrollwork. The decoration is further enhanced by four finely painted polychrome bouquets with fruit, seamlessly integrated into the sculptural ornamentation. The contrast between the brilliance of the white porcelain, gilded accents and the richly coloured painting creates an impression of remarkable decorative splendour characteristic of the finest Meissen productions of the first half of the nineteenth century. Objects of this quality were intended to adorn the ceremonial interiors of European aristocratic residences and formed an important part of prestigious porcelain collections. Marks: Meissen manufactory mark with crossed swords, dating to the 1815 - 1860 period. First quality. Mould number 21, painters number 27. Dimensions: Diameter: 22.5 cm. Condition: Very good condition. Width: 23cm, Height: 23cm, Depth: 4cm, Weight: 0.500kg, Condition: Good, Material: Porcelain, Gilding, Hand painting, ID: ID-ANTQ-11566