Meissen

Lot 14. A Meissen lilac-ground Augustus Rex vase and cover, circa 1730; 49cm high, AR monogram in underglaze-blue. Estimate: £30,000 - £50,000. Sold for £ 169,000 (€ 197,066). Courtesy Bonhams. Of ovoid form with a narrow, flared foot and cylindrical neck, each side reserved with a gilt quatrelobe cartouche painted with a chinoiserie scene, one side in the manner of J.G. Höroldt depicting a bending figure preparing tea attended by another figure holding a basket and fan, with birds in flight... [Lire la suite]

ZURICH.- The Old Master Paintings auction on 26 March features works by an 'all-star' selection of artists, including a powerful painting of St Jerome in the wilderness by Anthony van Dyck (lot 3027, estimate upon request). This small-format work is remarkable for its virtuoso, free-flowing execution. Painted when the young van Dyck was still in Peter Paul Rubens's workshop, the work seems to correspond with one mentioned in the elder artist's estate, and so may have been a part of Rubens's personal collection. Lot... [Lire la suite]

Lot 147. A Meissen 'goldchinesen' cream pot and a saucer, Circa 1725. Estimate: 800 - 1,200 GBP. Photo Sotheby's. decorated at Augsburg in the workshop of Abraham Seuter with figures among trees, and another similar saucer extensively damaged. Property of Lord Ralph Kerr. Sotheby's. Royal & Noble. London, 7 January 2021

Lot 1064. Beaker with handles and Chinoiserie decoration, Meissen, ca. 1723-24. Painted in the workshop of Johann Gregorius Höroldt. H 8 cm. Estimate 500 / 700 (€ 440 / 610). © Koller Gilt handles. Enamel blue sword mark and gold number 8. Provenance:- Collection Friedrich von Tscharner (1868–1952), Berne.- By succession, Swiss private collection. Koller. Furniture, Porcelain & Silver - Thursday, 26. March 2020, 02.00 PM

Lot 1063. Bowl  with Chinoiserie decoration, Meissen, ca. 1723. Painted in the workshop of Johann Gregorius Höroldt and Johann Ehrenfried Stadler. D 17.5 cm. Estimate 3 000 / 5 000 (€ 2 630 / 4 390). © Koller Painted with chinoiserie scenes on grass strips, in gold cartouches. Goldmark K. Provenance:- Collection Friedrich von Tscharner (1868–1952), Berne.- By succession, Swiss private collection. Koller. Furniture, Porcelain & Silver - Thursday, 26. March 2020, 02.00 PM

Lot 1062. Saucer with Chinoiserie decoration, Meissen, ca. 1723-24. Painted in the workshop of Johann Gregorius Höroldt. Enamel blue sword mark, incised mark. D 13.5 cm. Estimate 500 / 700 (€ 440 / 610). © Koller Chinoiseries scenes in quatre-foil cartouches in gold, with foliage and bands in iron-red. Gold mark "double-point" on the tea bowl, 72. on the saucer. Provenance: Italian private collection. Koller. Furniture, Porcelain & Silver - Thursday, 26. March 2020, 02.00 PM   ... [Lire la suite]

Lot 1061. Six tea bowls and saucers with Chinoiserie decoration, Meissen, ca. 1723–24. Painted in the workshop of Johann Gregorius Höroldt and Johann Ehrenfried Stadler. H 4.2 cm. D 12.2 cm. Estimate 000 / 4 000 (€ 2 630 / 3 510). © Koller Each piece depicts Chinese people, in quatre-foil gold cartouches with a brown luster and foliage and ribbons in iron-red and purple. The bottom of the tea bowls features a garden landscape in an iron-red double-ring border. The rims with gold borders. The bottom... [Lire la suite]

Lot 1059. Tea bowl and saucer with Chinoiserie decoration, Meissen, ca. 1730. Painted in the workshop of Johann Gregorius Höroldt and Johann Ehrenfried Stadler. D 7.4 cm and 12.8 cm. Estimate 700 / 900 (€ 610 / 790). © Koller Chinoiseries scenes in quatre-foil cartouches in gold, with foliage and bands in iron-red. Gold mark "double-point" on the tea bowl, 72. on the saucer. Provenance: Italian private collection. Koller. Furniture, Porcelain & Silver - Thursday, 26. March 2020, 02.00... [Lire la suite]

A pair of ormolu-mounted red lacquer jars and covers. Wooden jars, China (?), circa 1700. Mounts, Paris, Régence period, circa 1720. H 35 cm. © Röbbig München. Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706-1775) and Peter Reinicke (1711-1768), A pair of musician figures, Meissen, circa 1750. Crossed swords marked in blue underglazeon the back of the base, former's mark N. H 19.3 and 18.3 cm. © Röbbig München. A pair of monkeys. Models most probably by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706-1775), Meissen, circa 1750. H 16.1 cm and 17.1 cm. © Röbbig... [Lire la suite]

Lot 323. A pair of Meissen seated chinoiserie figures, circa 1740. Height: 7 1/8 in. Estimate: 10,000 - 15,000 USD. Courtesy Sotheby's. probably modeled by Johann Joachim Kändler, seated cross-legged, wearing puce-lined oriental costume painted with  indianische Blumen, jeweled hats  and yellow shoes, each holding a fan with a parrot perched on his right knee and on her left arm, upon stepped square bases with chamfered corners. ... [Lire la suite]