Auction 185 - Day 2

On Thursday, November 26 | 04:00 PM

Auktionshaus Peege

Dreikönigstr. 43 79102, Freiburg

Registration closes on Thursday, November 26 at 10:00 AM

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Auction 185 - Day 2

Auktionshaus Peege

724 - Two bird figurines: Each depicting a bird perched on a tree stump. A canary and a siskin with outspread wings. Each features naturalistic modeling and painting. On the underside, a underglaze blue Meissen sword mark, 20th century. Height: 9 and 10.5 cm, respectively.

725 - Rooster: On a round, naturalistic base, polychromatic. Designed by Max Bochmann, 1907. Under the base, a underglaze blue Meissen sword mark. Height: 9 cm.

726 - Summer Ride: On a rectangular plinth. A putto riding a grasshopper. Naturalistic painting. (Min. cond.) Side incised signature: A. Caasmann. Under the base, an underglaze green manufacturer’s mark: Rosenthal, Selb, Bavaria. L. 9.6 cm.

727 - Shepherd Couple: On a terracotta base. Seated lovers with a lamb and scattered flowers. Polychromatic. Designed by Johann Carl Schönheit, 1765. (Min. condition). Underglaze blue Meissen sword mark and engraved number A41 on the bottom. 19th/20th century. Height: 20 cm.

732 - The Passionate Lovers: A pair of children in Rococo attire standing on a rocaille base. Designed by August Ringler (1837–1918). Polychrome painted and gilded. Under the base: underglaze blue “Schwertermake Meissen” mark and engraved number 0141. Height: 14 cm.

734 - Group of figurines depicting a pair of children: On an oval pedestal. A pair of children with a birdcage and a garland of flowers, polychromed. (Min. condition). Under the base, an underglaze blue manufacturer’s mark: Potschappel Dresden. 19th/20th centuries. Height: 11.5 cm.

735 - Two children playing music: each on a square plinth. A girl playing a lute and a boy playing a flute. (Min. restored, probably repaired). Blue Nymphenburg manufacturer’s mark on the underside, 20th century. Height: 10.5 and 11.5 cm, respectively.

736 - Single-flame candlestick: Standing on three casters. Base and shaft richly decorated with relief putti and numerous embossed flowers, polychromatic. (In stock, hairline crack, restored (?)). Two-piece, screwed together. Blue “H” under the base. Height: 35.5 cm.

741 - Female Nude: On a round, curved pedestal. A crouching female nude looking to the side. The pedestal bears the engraved signature "F. Klimsch." Beneath the base is the green "Rosenthal" manufacturer's mark. Height: 36 cm.

742 - Portrait bust of Lenin: On a square, black-painted wooden pedestal. Fully three-dimensional bust of Lenin. On the back, a underglaze blue Meissen sword mark, 20th century. Height: 23 cm (without pedestal).

743 - Mocha set: One small mocha pot, six dessert plates, six mocha cups with saucers, one cream pitcher, and one sugar bowl. (Min. order.) Style: New design. Decor: Indian Purple, gilded. Underglaze blue Meissen sword mark on the bottom, 20th century.

744 - Mocha set: One mocha pot, one cream pitcher, one sugar bowl, twelve mocha cups with saucers. (Min. order.) Decoration: Meissen Rose, pink. Under the base, an underglaze blue Meissen sword mark (each with two diagonal lines).

751 - Four soup plates: Each on a ring foot, round, deeply concave body, wavy gold rim (intact, worn). On the interior, a delicate, polychrome bird painting; on the rim, an insect motif (worn). Under the base, an underglaze blue Meissen sword mark, 18th century. Diameter: 24 cm.

753 - Plate: On a foot ring, round, shallowly concave body, openwork flange, wavy rim (slightly worn). The interior features a basket-weave relief and polychrome floral painting. Under the base is a underglaze blue Meissen sword mark, 1763–1774. 23 cm.

756 - Cup with saucer: Cylindrical body with side handles. The wall is decorated with a hunting scene in blue, white, and gold. Sits on a slightly concave saucer. (Minor wear.) Unmarked. Height: 7.5 cm.

757 - B-Style Coffee Set: On a footed base, with a bulbous body, curved rim, and handle. Partially glazed in cobalt blue, with gold decoration. Under the base: underglaze blue Meissen sword mark, 1924–1934. Height: 8 cm.

759 - Assortment of pill boxes: 22 pill boxes, most made of porcelain with metal trim. Various shapes, sizes, and designs (1 with a crack, 1 in very good condition). 13 from Limoges, France; 1 from Halcyon Days Enamels, England; 2 from Porcelain Art, USA; and 6 unmarked.

762 - Pair of Art Nouveau vases: On a rectangular base. Conical body, with acanthus leaf relief on the sides, outlines highlighted in gold. (Signs of age and wear). On the underside, the manufacturer’s mark “Eranoro, céramique d’art, France,” circa 1900. Height: 16 cm.

763 - Oval wall plate: Slightly concave, featuring a coastal landscape in pastel tones. Blue Meissen sword mark, 20th century. Width: 25 cm.

764 - Pair of Napoleon III-style oil lamps: porcelain/bronze. On a relief-decorated bronze base, spherical body with floral painting, gold trim, spherical glass shade. Electrified. Probably France, late 19th century. Height: 65.5 cm.

768 - Plate: On a ring foot, with a shallow, concave base. The base features a polychrome depiction of two oil bottles standing on a table, one of which is upside down. Design: Dimitri Mikhailovich Krasnopevtsev (1925–1995). Marked on the reverse: % 30.1 cm.

769 - Tea set: Six teacups with saucers, a bulbous teapot, a sugar bowl, and a round dish. The sides feature polychrome Art Deco decoration with stylized floral motifs on a yellow background. (Worn, repaired, and scuffed). Red manufacturer’s mark on the bottom.

771 - Cup and saucer: A coffee cup with a cylindrical body on a concave saucer (hairline crack). Decoration: La Maison de Louis Cartier. Includes a folding card. Cartier manufacturer's mark on the bottom. H. 6.5 cm.

773 - Eleven small fruit plates: shallow, concave base. Rim with a subtle Ozier relief. Polychrome scattered-flower decoration on the side. Green Nympenburg manufacturer’s mark on the bottom. 13.3 cm.

776 - Bampi, Richard: 1896 Amparo, Brazil – 1965 Kandern. Floor vase. Brick-red body. On a foot ring, ovoid body, slightly flared rim. Over a brown engobe, a pasty, beige-red overglaze. Under the base, the workshop mark “Richard Bampi.” (Chip on the foot ring). Height: 39 cm.

777 - Bampi, Richard: 1896 Amparo, Brazil – 1965 Kandern. Bowl. Matte white with light brown and greenish crystal glaze. Stamped "RB" on the bottom. Height: 11 cm.

778 - Bampi, Richard: 1896 Amparo, Brazil – 1965 Kandern. Vase. Spherical, slightly compressed body. Matte white and opaque yellow-green crystal glaze. Rb mark on the underside of the base. H. 12 cm.

779 - Hakenjos, Hermann Karl: 1905 Kandern – 1992 ibid. Creeping Big Cat. Brick-red shard. Orange-red glaze. Monogrammed on the side and dated 30/31(19). Workshop mark “FMK” pressed into a triangle on the underside (Fayence-Manufaktur-Kandern GmbH). H. 15 cm, L. 22 cm. Rare!

781 - Kerstan, Horst: 1941 Frankfurt am Main – 2005 Kandern. Spherical vase. Spherical, slightly compressed body, irregularly shaped rim with individually applied gold thread. Wood-fired. Signature scratched beneath the base and dated 1986, stamped K. H. 16 cm.

784 - Kerstan, Horst: 1941 Frankfurt am Main – 2005 Kandern. Pear-shaped vase. Grass-green glaze with brown speckles and a band. Signed and dated “91(19)” in brown brushstrokes beneath the base; stamped “K. H.” 20 cm.

785 - Kerstan, Horst: 1941 Frankfurt am Main – 2005 Kandern. Bartmannskrug. Gray body. Greenish-brown glaze. Signed in brown brushstrokes beneath the base; marked “Kandern” and dated “1977”; height: 27 cm.

788 - Kerstan, Horst: 1941 Frankfurt am Main – 2005 Kandern. Floor vase. Light-colored shard. On a foot ring, with a flask-shaped body. Thick, overflowing glaze. “HK” stamped beneath the base. (Chips on the foot ring; base heavily repaired.) Height: 49 cm. 1960s.

789 - Lurcat, Jean: 1892 Bruyères – 1966 Saint-Paul-de-Vence. Ceramic plate. Gray body, glazed blue-black. On the face, a woman’s head and foliage. Signed “Dessin Jean Lurcat. Saint Vicens” on the underside. Illegible number. 24.5 cm

791 - Picasso, Pablo: 1881 Málaga – 1973 Mougins. Bowl. Picador. Terracotta. Brick-red body. Light brown glaze with black and brown sgraffito. Signed “Edition Picasso Madoura” on the bottom and numbered 371/500. 16.5 cm.

793 - Ungerer, Tomi: 1931 Strasbourg – 2019 Cork, Ireland. Set of four plates. Custom-made. Ceramic. Polychrome painting. Lovers. Tango dancers. Lady with a rose and a fiddler. In a potato field. Artist’s signature in the mirror. Sides partially marked “B. Freitag.” Each 25 cm in diameter.

794 - Moreau, Auguste (c. 1834, Dijon – 1917, Paris). Shepherd Boy with Flute. Signed in the center of the plinth. Bronze, brown patina. Height: 67 cm.

795 - Lorenzo di Medici: Circa 1900. Bronze, with a brown patina. After Michelangelo Buonarroti. Rectangular marble base (chipped). Height: 24 cm.

796 - Plessner, Jakob: 1871 Berlin – 1936 ibid. Studied at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. *The Misanthrope*. Bronze, with a dark brown patina. On the plinth: artist’s signature and dated 1911; inscribed “V.d.B.” on the side. Rectangular marble base. Height: 22 cm.

798 - Standing Dachshund: Bronze, with a gold-green patina. (Small dent on the tail). Height: 8 cm.

799 - Seated bear, so-called "Klingelbronze": bronze, with a gold-colored patina. Holding a bowl in his hands (restored; the ball is missing). Franz Bergmann, Vienna. On the underside, a jug mark with a “B,” numbered 7018, and marked “Gesch.” Height: 6.5 cm.

800 - Viennese bronze: Two cats playing billiards. Polychrome. (Slight wear, minimal chipping.) Stamped on the underside of the table. Height: 9 cm.

801 - Spider: Bronze, with a dark patina. 20th century. Height: 4 cm.

802 - Letter opener featuring a seated bulldog: bronze with violet-colored glass stones. A fully sculpted bulldog, seated on the letter opener, wearing a collar and featuring glass eyes. Imperial Porcelain and Glass Manufactory, St. Petersburg, Russia, circa 1900. Length: 22 cm.

803 - Seal: in the shape of a girl with the monogram GR. Bronze, with a brown patina. Height: 10.5 cm.

804 - Sculptor: 20th century. Seated female nude with a bent knee. Soapstone (?) H. 11.5 cm.

804-a - Eleven plaques: bronze. Various sizes and designs. Including Renaissance designs and two bronze plaques by Carl Baum, "Saint Hubert." % 5.5–15 cm.

804-b - Art Nouveau relief plaques: brass. Four assorted plaques depicting playing cherubs. Height: 15–16 cm.

805 - Serving bowl with two ducks: circa 1900. Round, concave marble bowl with two three-dimensional duck figures mounted on it. Bronze. Bowl: 24 cm.

807 - Antefix: Also known as a pediment tile. Terracotta. Palmette and mascarone. Italy, probably 17th/18th century. H 25.5 cm.

808 - Pair of reverse-glass paintings: 19th century. “The Last Supper.” The Virgin Mary. Slightly worn around the edges (minimal scuffs). Each 30 x 21 cm. (33.5 x 25 cm). R.

809 - Chasuble: Brass/silver (?), gilded. Six-sided, curved base; segmented shaft; slightly bulbous cup. The sides and base feature medallions containing various emblems, as well as relief decorations of cherubs and rocaille motifs. 18th/19th century. Height: 25.5 cm.

810 - Ciborium: Metal, gilded. On a six-pointed base with engraved decoration, openwork stem with a floral relief knot, hemispherical cup, domed lid with a cross at the top. Accompanied by a square veil. 19th/20th century. Height: 41 cm.

811 - Altar candlestick: silver-plated copper sheet. Three volute feet, triangular base, curved shaft, flared eaves. Rich relief decoration. 18th/19th century. Height: 73 cm.

812 - Pair of candlesticks: Fire-gilded bronze. Three volute feet, round base, segmented shaft with porcelain balusters, featuring polychrome floral designs, cylindrical spout, eave bowl with leaf-edged rim. Height: 16.5 cm.

813 - Carnival mask: carved linden wood, partially painted in multiple colors. 20th century. Height: 24 cm

814 - Two brushes: Each shaped like a hedgehog. Carl Auböck, Vienna, 20th century. Lengths: 9.5 and 12 cm.

816 - St. Anthony: Portugal, 18th century. Chestnut wood, carved in the round and polychromed. Brass halo. (The thumb and index finger of the right hand are missing, as well as small areas of damage to the robe; the Infant Jesus and the lily are missing.) Height: 104 cm.

817 - Standing Saint: 17th/18th century. Standing figure (angel) with curly hair, a red cape, a heavily draped robe, and crossed feet. Carved from wood, traces of old polychromy, partially gilded. (Arms missing, inactive wormholes, minor losses). Height: 91 cm.

818 - Pair of winged cherubs: wood, carved and painted, partially gilded. (Wings restored; paint flaking; paint partially worn away). 18th century. Height: 54 cm.

819 - Madonna and Child: 20th century. The Madonna stands on a rectangular plinth, holding the naked infant Jesus in her arms. Wood, fully carved, polychromed, gilded. (Some wear, small repairs). No. 122.

821 - Cylindrical jug: Faience, tin-glazed. Light red shard. Polychrome floral decoration on a white background (hairline crack). Monogrammed "MK" on the lid. Probably 18th century. Height: 26 cm.

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796 - Plessner, Jakob: 1871 Berlin – 1936 ibid. Studied at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. The Misanthrope. Bronze, with a dark brown patina. On the plinth: artist’s signature and dated 1911; inscribed “V.d.B.” on the side. Rectangular marble base. Height: 22 cm.