A pair of Berlin KPM porcelain dinner plates from a service for Diede zu Fürstenstein - image-1
A pair of Berlin KPM porcelain dinner plates from a service for Diede zu Fürstenstein - image-2
A pair of Berlin KPM porcelain dinner plates from a service for Diede zu Fürstenstein - image-1A pair of Berlin KPM porcelain dinner plates from a service for Diede zu Fürstenstein - image-2

Lot 29 Dα

A pair of Berlin KPM porcelain dinner plates from a service for Diede zu Fürstenstein

Auction 1193 - overview Berlin
07.05.2022, 11:00 - The Prussian Sale & Berlin Salon
Estimate: 1.500 € - 2.000 €
Result: 2.000 € (incl. premium)

A pair of Berlin KPM porcelain dinner plates from a service for Diede zu Fürstenstein

Model no. 189. Decorated with a large bouquet of naturalistic flowers and three further bouquets around the borders. Blue sceptre mark, impressed K o 3. D 25.4 and 25.5 cm.
Around 1767.

In the 1760s/70s, Frederick II ordered several extensive dinner services not only from Meissen, but also from Berlin, which he had sent as gifts to envoys, successful military and statesmen, or on the occasion of important weddings. The two plates presented here are from the dinner service that the king gave to the Danish envoy Wilhelm Christoph Diede zu Fürstenstein upon his departure in 1767.

Provenance

Private collection, Berlin.

Literature

For more on the history of this service see Nabrdalik, Das Berliner Tafelservice für Wilhelm Christoph Diede zum Fürstenstein, in: Keramos, 159/1998, p. 13 - 50.