Auction 151

On Saturday, November 21 | 10:00 AM

Auktionshaus Heickmann

Zwickauer Str 108 09112, Chemnitz

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Auction 151

Auktionshaus Heickmann

4408 - Meissen, sword mark, 1st class, model no. C 28, Designed by Michel Victor Acier (1775/80), a boy seated on a Rococo chair holding a book in his hand with a sword leaning against the chair, openwork rocaille base, painted in color, gilded, height approx. 13 cm, Pfeiffer era 1924–34

4410 - Meissen, sword mark, 2 perforations, after 1948, form bulging toward the shoulder with a ribbed texture, highly domed lid with an onion-shaped knob, painted in green and red with a Ming dragon motif, gold rim and ornamentation, height approx. 14 cm

4417 - Probably France (Nast in Paris?), dinner plate, 2 plates with slightly curved rims, 1 plate with a straight rim; each with colored painting in the so-called “Barbeaux” cornflower pattern, gold rim; painting and gold rim heavily worn in places, diameter approx. 23 cm, late 18th century

4435 - Meissen, Sword Mark, First Class, after 1948, Model No. 7, designed by J.J. Kaendler (1755–60), A gentleman playing the mandolin in Rococo costume, standing on a rocaille base supported by a tree, from a series of 16 figures, painted in color, gilded, height approx. 14.5 cm

4447 - Goebel Company, Rödental (stamp mark), 6 pieces total, ceramic shards, various designs, featuring a snowman as the main motif in humorous genre scenes: skiing, feeding birds, diving, etc., painted in color, average height approx. 12 cm, late 20th century.

4464 - Meissen, sword mark, 2 cut marks, smooth-edged plate for wall mounting, depicting the Holy Family with shepherds in the stable in underglaze blue on the center panel, minor glaze irregularities, diameter approx. 25.5 cm, Pfeiffer period 1924–34

4467 - Meissen, sword mark, 4 cut marks, after 1948, "Neuer Ausschnitt" form, diagonally placed flower 4 in purple, length approx. 30 or 36 cm

4469 - Meissen, Sword Mark, I. Wahl, Model No. 60655, designed by Peter Strang (1993), a clown standing on a square base holding an accordion, painted in color, with minimal gold accents, ruff in minimal condition, signed PS on the reverse side of the base, height approx. 9 cm

4486 - Meissen, sword mark, First Series, after 1948, “New Cutout” shape, painted in purple with irregularly scattered flower branches and golden grasses, gold rim (partially worn), slight signs of wear, diameter approx. 24.5–35 cm

4488 - Meissen, sword mark, 2 cut marks, after 1934, “Neuer Ausschnitt” form, 4 pieces total, including 2 oval plates in 2 sizes (L approx. 36 and 26.5 cm), 1 oval bowl (L approx. 27 cm) and 1 sauceboat (L approx. 25 cm), each with a coral-red rim accented with gray thread (some minor wear)

4489 - Meissen, sword mark, 2 or 4 perforations, “Neuer Ausschnitt” form, decorated in underglaze blue with a blue flower and insects, 1 minor chip, some minor glaze irregularities, diameter approx. 25 cm, Knob swords, mid-19th century to 1923

4490 - Meissen, sword mark, 4 openwork designs, after 1972, "Neuer Ausschnitt" form, with a depiction of the historical marks in underglaze blue; cup height approx. 6.5 cm

4491 - Meissen, sword mark, 2 cut marks, after 1948, “Neuer Ausschnitt” form, colored painting in the “Bunte Blume 1” pattern, featuring, among other things, a parrot tulip and fuchsia, gold rim, diameter approx. 27.5 or 28 cm

4493 - Philipp Rosenthal, Selb; Studio Line; "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp" Edition; colorful designs based on Björn Wiinblad; gilded; each designed for wall mounting; in original cardboard packaging; D approx. 16.5 cm

4494 - Meissen, sword mark, First Grade, “Neuer Ausschnitt” form, colored scattered-flower decoration, gold rim and ornamentation, 1 cup handle restored, Cup height approx. 6.5 cm, dessert plate diameter approx. 18 cm, pommel swords from the mid-19th century through 1923 or 1 piece after 1948

4495 - Meissen, sword mark, 2 perforations, after 1948, "Neumarseille" relief decoration, colored painting on the body in the "Bunte Blume 3" pattern, gold rim, B approx. 27.5 cm

4496 - Meissen, sword mark, First Selection, each a round form with smooth edges and extended handles; the body features subtle relief ornamentation and stylized floral decoration in blue and gold; height approx. 14 cm; Pfeiffer period 1924–34

4498 - Royal Porcelain Manufactory KPM Berlin (underglaze blue scepter and red orb marks), Urbino form with smooth rim, designed by Trude Petri, each piece painted with a different single flower (including crocus), gold rim, diameter approx. 10.5 cm, mid- to late 20th century.

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