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12 juillet 2013
Cylindrical Tankard with Incised Coat of Arms. Böttger stoneware, Meissen, ca. 1715
Cylindrical Tankard with Incised Coat of Arms. Böttger stoneware, Meissen, ca. 1715. Photo courtesy of Robbig Munchen
Original silver-gilt mount, Nuremberg city mark, and as master craftsman’s signs two H’s interlaced (see Rosenberg 1922–28, vol. 3, no. 4268). H. 22.5 cm. Price on request. http://robbig.artsolution.net/
For comparison: Cylindrical tankard with similar incised decoration, Grassi Museum für Angewandte Kunst Leipzig (inv. no. V 1516 (I. C. 547); see Gielke 2003, p. 84, no. 8.
This important cylindrical tankard in polished Böttger stoneware has a broad strap handle and is incised on the front with filigree grotesque decoration in the manner of Jean Bérain, in which an oval medallion is topped with a baldachin and surrounded by Laub- und Bandelwerk.
Engraved on the lid section of the contemporary silver-gilt mount executed in Nuremberg is a medallion with an (as yet unidentified) coat of arms.
Literature: Gielke, Dieter. Meissener Porzellan des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Bestandskatalog der Sammlung des Grassimuseums Leipzig, Museum für Kunsthandwerk. Leipzig, 2003.
Rosenberg, Marc. Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen. 4 vols. Frankfurt am Main, 922–28.
For comparison: Cylindrical tankard with similar incised decoration, Grassi Museum für Angewandte Kunst Leipzig (inv. no. V 1516 (I. C. 547); see Gielke 2003, p. 84, no. 8.
This important cylindrical tankard in polished Böttger stoneware has a broad strap handle and is incised on the front with filigree grotesque decoration in the manner of Jean Bérain, in which an oval medallion is topped with a baldachin and surrounded by Laub- und Bandelwerk.
Engraved on the lid section of the contemporary silver-gilt mount executed in Nuremberg is a medallion with an (as yet unidentified) coat of arms.
Literature: Gielke, Dieter. Meissener Porzellan des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Bestandskatalog der Sammlung des Grassimuseums Leipzig, Museum für Kunsthandwerk. Leipzig, 2003.
Rosenberg, Marc. Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen. 4 vols. Frankfurt am Main, 922–28.
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