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Snake-Handled Vase, KPM Berlin, late 19th century, so-called “Urbino vase,” Model 2057, designed by Julius W. Mantel in 1855, white glazed porcelain, the serpent handles made of bisque porcelain, first-grade quality, gilded decoration, polychrome underglaze painting on the front depicting “Allegory of Sculpture” after Wilhelm von Kaulbach (1805–1874), screwed (loosened) to an octagonal, richly gilded pedestal in the shape of a column base, gilding on the base worn away; on the bottom, an underglaze blue scepter mark and a red orb; the depiction on the vase shows a motif that Wilhelm von Kaulbach created starting in 1845 for the upper level of the stairwell in the Neues Museum in Berlin, designed by Friedrich August Stüler; the stairwell decorated by Kaulbach was destroyed during World War II. H: 47 cm. Limit 200,-
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