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381 - Antique Meissen Porcelain Pedestal Centerpiece Tazza c. 1774–1814, Germany Manufacturer: Meissen Marking(s): The underside features the genuine underglaze blue Meissen Crossed Swords mark, a hand-painted gilder’s number 24, a green painter's mark 94, and the incised form/model code Y 70 stamped into the paste. Materials: Porcelain Cataloger Note: Meissen porcelain pedestal centerpiece compote (tazza) dating to the historic Marcolini Period (circa 1774–1814). This rare, multi-part ceremonial piece measures 11.5 inches in diameter and features a heavily molded, high-relief pattern of overlapping grapevines and leaves across the top shallow dish, finished with vibrant, heavy hand-applied gold leaf gilding. The tree-form pedestal stem is intricately encrusted with naturalistic modeled white grape clusters and climbing gilded vines. 11.5" diameter x H. 7" The two-piece structure is secured through the base by its original historic brass/bronze nut and central rod assembly. Age wear, loss of gold throughout. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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Antique Meissen Porcelain Pedestal Centerpiece Tazza c. 1774–1814, Germany Manufacturer: Meissen Marking(s): The underside features the genuine underglaze blue Meissen Crossed Swords mark, a hand-painted gilder’s number 24, a green painter's mark 94, and the incised form/model code Y 70 stamped into the paste. Materials: Porcelain Cataloger Note: Meissen porcelain pedestal centerpiece compote (tazza) dating to the historic Marcolini Period (circa 1774–1814). This rare, multi-part ceremonial piece measures 11.5 inches in diameter and features a heavily molded, high-relief pattern of overlapping grapevines and leaves across the top shallow dish, finished with vibrant, heavy hand-applied gold leaf gilding. The tree-form pedestal stem is intricately encrusted with naturalistic modeled white grape clusters and climbing gilded vines. 11.5" diameter x H. 7" The two-piece structure is secured through the base by its original historic brass/bronze nut and central rod assembly. Age wear, loss of gold throughout. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
Auction details
Art of Arrival (11.17.26)Auction house
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