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Lot 1568 Dα

A large Meissen porcelain tureen with rare underglaze blue Chinoiserie decor

Auction 1196 - overview Cologne
20.05.2022, 10:00 - Decorative Arts incl. Highly Important Mortars the Schwarzach Collection Part IV.
Estimate: 2.000 € - 3.000 €
Result: 1.875 € (incl. premium)
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A large Meissen porcelain tureen with rare underglaze blue Chinoiserie decor

Oval tureen with original domed lid and rocaille finial. The lid and body both decorated with Chinoiserie scenes flanked by rocks, architecture and willow branches. Unglazed base, blue crossed swords mark with dot and "K.". Firing cracks to the finial and one rocaille handle. H with lid 23.5, W 34.6, D 20 cm.
The porcelain Meissen, around 1760 - 1774, the decor attributed to Peter Kolmberger and Johann-Carl Möbius, among others.

Provenance

Private collection, Rhineland.

Literature

Illus. in Schneider (ed.), "Kobaltblau" Meißener Porzellan des 18. Jahrhunderts aus einer rheinischen Privatsammlung, Aachen 2001, cat. no. 4.
For more on the history of this service see Hermann Reiff, Unterglasurblaue Chinoiserien nach Höroldt-Vorlagen, in: Keramos 111/86, p. 19 ff., and v. Barsewisch, Unterglasurblaue Malerei, in: Keramos 121/1988, illus. 120 ff, p. 84 ff.

Exhibitions

Couven-Museum Aachen 30th June to 30th September 2001.
LWL-Museum für Kunst und Kultur Münster 2001.