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A Pair of 18th Century Painted German Rococo Girandoles carved with high relief scrolls forming a pierced canopy, surmounted by a polychrome foliate scroll, entwined with branches, flowers and buds, 43cm wide, 112cm high This pair of South German girandoles with their rich expressive rococo carving are related to a group of pieces associated with the oeuvre of a group of carvers, designers and gilders working in the 1760's in and around Munich, and in particular at the Schloss Nymphenburg. Throughout the period white ground polychrome furniture and decorations gained in popularity. The Emperor Maximillian III was Prince-elector and Duke of Bavaria from 1745-1777, and it is under his guidance and artistic patronage that this taste became fashionable. He founded the Nymphenburg porcelain factory, and was a patron of Francois de Cuvillies, a pioneer of the rococo style. Another one of his circle was the musician Mozart. White porcelain which had its roots in Chinese blanc de chine, stylistically pervaded all areas of the decorative arts and the illustrated girandoles testify to the Emperor's influence in the sphere of the furniture.
A very rare Chinese export blue and white porcelain cruet set, composed of three small squat baluster ewers, with rabbit form finials to the domed covers, on a trefoil stand, finely painted with floral sprags and quatrefoil reserves, the stand with lotus flowers within scrolls, c1720, Kangxi reign, 12.5cm high max, stand 18cm max (7)
A CHINESE PORCELAIN SOUP PLATE, early 19th century, of plain circular form, painted in famille rose et verte enamels with a central bouquet of Summer flowers and moths within a panelled border, 9 3/4" diameter, together with a similar famille rose plate painted with figures on a verandah in a mountainous landscape, 9 3/4" diameter, both unmarked (2)
A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Chinese porcelain jade ground famille rose dessert plates, painted with figures in an interior within ruyi head border, with insects, fruit and flowers, 23 cm (9 in) diameter, together with a Chinese famille rose porcelain vase with fungus handles, 21 cm (8 1/4 in) high
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