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Lot 188
A mid 18th century Chinese export Meissen style 'European Subject' famille rose mug of bell shape with moulded loop handle scroll handle with ruyi shaped terminal, decorated with a a shaped gilt framed reserve painted with a European coastal landscape with a church, figures and a ship within a frame of floral sprays and a gilt scrolling borderheight 12.2cm.Condition: Good condition. Without chips or hairlines. Some rubbing to gilt border surrounding reserve
Lot 258
A Meissen porcelain platemid 20th centurygilt decorated and with three rocaille cartouches with flowers and fruit, the centre with grapes and a lemon, underside with blue crossed swords mark, twice impressed with numerals and painted shape mark, '154 h 69', the Dresden plate with gilt decoration and a reticulated border enclosing an 18th century courting couple, blue crossed swords mark (2)diam. 29.5cm, diam. 25cmCondition: Both in good condition overall.
Lot 259
A late 19th century Meissen porcelain figure group of two childrenin the 18th century style, the boy playing a flute and the girl holding grapes and seated on a goat, on an oval naturalistic base, underside with blue crossed swords mark, painted model mark 29, impressed 113, the other Meissen figure, late 19th century, of a boy feeding ducks, on a gilt scrollwork base, underside with blue cross swords mark, model number 56 and impressed C41 42, (2)height 16cm, width approx. 15cm, height 13cmCondition: First figure, small chip to end of flute, the goat is missing an ear and has a loss to its left front leg, small chip to grapes in both of the girl's hands, small losses to fruit at the base, nicks to the boy's jacket inside and losses to the leaves on the basket. Second figure, the left arm is missing its hand, small chip to a beak, loss to leaves in boy's right hand, small chip to rear of the cloak, chip to underside of the basket.
Lot 273
Four trays of blue and white Meissen porcelain 'Blue Onion' design items to include: teacups and saucers, small dishes, various pierced edge plates and oval dish, two comports with lattice rims etc. Blue crossed sword marks to bases. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)All items have some damage; chips, cracks, restoration or repairs. Varying from one chip to major repairs and missing bits of latticework. All have Meissen sword marks.One pierced edge plate is a second, all others are firsts.
Lot 293
Collection of enamel and ceramic snuff and pill boxes to include: Royal Worcester Connoisseur collection, French hand painted porcelain; Limoges and Sevres style etc. Together with a shell snuff box and two small floral hand painted porcelain pots; one Meissen and a basket shaped lidded pot. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 444
AN 18TH CENTURY GERMAN VARI-COLOURED GOLD, GREEN CHALCEDONY AND BURGAUTÉ SNUFF BOX unmarked, probably from the workshop of Heinrich Taddel, Dresden, circa 1750 unmarked, attributed to the workshop of Heinrich Taddel, oval-form, the green chalcedony or plasma cover inlaid with gold, silver and abalone (burgau) shell with a Chinoiserie landscape of a palm heart beneath a palm tree with a pagoda in the background, the rose gold mount with a guilloché engraved band and an applied lemon gold and silver floral thumbpiece, the stone sides and base similarly decorated with domestic and landscape Chinoiserie vignettes. 7.5cm wideCollected by the 7th Duke of Wellington.For similar boxes and a discussion on the attribution of this type of 'pique' decorated hardstone, see Charles Truman, The Gilbert Collection of Gold Boxes (Los Angeles 1991), pages 171 ff, cat nos. 61, 62 and 63. The decoration of the lot shows characteristics of the Chinoiserie and the formality of Meissen decoration.
Lot 368
A pair of Alt Meissen Art Parian high relief plaques in the manner of E W Wyon (1811-1885), 20th century,Each titled 'Szene From The Castle Park Of Sanssouci About 1750-1760', depicting classical scenes of couples, one with a gentleman playing the lute (at fault), the other with a gentleman playing the flute,Unsigned, maker's label and Dresden stamps verso,Framed,Each 37cm x 31cm overall (2)
Lot 691
A Meissen forget-me-not dressing table jar and cover, 19th century, florally encrusted with forget me nots, polychrome enameled insects to cover, the handle modelled as a stem, gilt scrolled motif to interior and cover, underglaze blue crossed swords to base, 8cm high (at fault) Provenance: Wykey House Condition report: There are minor losses to the petals and leaves throughout (please see photo). Rubbing to the gilt highlights and banding. No other chips, cracks, crazing or obvious signs of damage nor restoration.
Lot 692
A Meissen reticulated cabinet plate, 20th century, the well decorated with a floral spray, floral reserves to the border, gilt highlights throughout, under glazed crossed blue swords to the base, 24cm diameter; a similarly decorated pierced example, 23cm diameter; a further cabinet plate, the well decorated with courting couple, second quality, 22.5cm diameter; a florally encrusted shell basket, the handle modelled as entwined putti, 25.5cm wide, and a footed ink stand, 7cm high (5) Provenance: Wykey House Condition report: All plates show fine surface wear commensurate with age and use, rubbing to gilt highlights and banding. No obvious damage nor signs of restoration.The shell basket shows chips and nibbles to the floral encrustations. No other damage or signs of restoration.The ink stand shows minor chips, discolouration to the top (please see photo).
Lot 728
A Meissen porcelain figure 'The Rabbit Seller', 20th century, modelled as the female figure pulling a rabbit out of a box, raised on a scroll base with gilt highlights, after the original by Peter Reinicke from the Cries de Paris series, underglaze blue crossed swords to base, incised 60243, 1470, 14cm high (at fault)
Lot 959
A Meissen porcelain framed easel timepiece, signed Asprey & Son, New Bond St, the 18cm gilt metal dial applied with Roman numerals within scrolling chased detail, signed with the retailers name, the flower and vine encrusted frame below a pair of cherub figures, with a cased key wound movement to the rear, 35cm high (at fault)Condition reportMultiple minor chips and losses to the encrusted frame, one cherub lacking wing, missing two screws to the frame, upper and lower, very light tarnishing to the dial.Two mounting holes flanking the crossed swords mark indicating possible loss of finial.No resistance when winding the clock, clock movement will require attention.
Lot 27
Paris porcelain (La Reine) footed bowl and a breakfast cup and saucer, circa 1790-1800, stencilled iron red crowned A marks, each painted with a vignette of a bird in landscape within gilt rims, bowl 20cm diameter and a late 19th century continental porcelain cabinet cup and saucer with blue arrow marks, painted with vignettes of a girl in landscape with a tambourine, within Meissen Marcolini-style cartouches, with ovolo borders, on ebonised wooden display stand Condition Report We do not provide in house shipping. Would recommend either Mailboxes.com or mjmpost458@gmail.comBreakfast cup & saucer - surface scratches, wear to gilt, repair to saucer, cup without handle.Footed bowl - overall good with minor wear to gilt and light surface scratches.Cab cup & saucer - surface marks, wear to giltGeneral wear and tear
Lot 612
A pair of giltwood mounted Meissen white and gilt snake handled vases, c1860, adapted as lamps, 30cm h overall but excluding fitment and a French floral painted cobalt and gilt striped porcelain oil lamp, 19th c, adapted (3) Meissen vases - one handle of each vase damaged and repaired. French lamp - gilding much worn
Lot 715
A Samson floral encrusted centrepiece, c1900, the pedestal set with two cherubs, the bowl painted with flowers, 28cm h, red painted marks and a later Continental porcelain comport and floral encrusted bowl after a Meissen model in the form of an apple tree and three children (2) Sitzendorf example in generally good condition with some typical chipping of the flowers and leaves but no substantial damage. Meissen style example - trunk broken and re-stuck with small los
Lot 604
A 19th century Vienna porcelain teapot in the 18th century manner, with floral-painted decoration to/w a Meissen coffee cup and saucer, painted in puce with 18th century figures - a courting couple and scholars arguing, a Meissen floral-painted 17 cm shallow bowl and four matching 15cm bowls (or saucers), a Siztendorf jaybird and a German china covered bowl, 12 pieces including covers
Lot 177
A Meissen porcelain inkwell,20th century, in the form of a globe, the cover concealing a cover inkwell and pounce pot, blue underglaze crossed swords mark, painted red no. 28, 18cm high together with a Meissen Onion pattern porcelain teapot,early 20th century, blue underglaze crossed swords, no. 94,15.5cm wide10cm high (2)Condition ReportDesk set) Large chip to the side. Losses to the compass. The finial is missing. Wear to the gilt decoration.Teapot) Chip to the rose finial. Wear to the gilt decoration. Chip to the rim.
Lot 504
A LATE 19TH CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN CLOCK CASE, modelled with a seated putto reading, arm resting on the dial surround with items symbolising the arts, the dial with loose glass cover, enamel dial loose in mount, Arabic numerals, keyless wind 'Mercedes Clocks' German movement, rectangular plinth base hand painted with flowers and moulded decoration, height 23.5cm x width 24cm, comes with separate velvet covered plinth (Clock + glazed dial cover) (Condition Report: missing rear cover, professional restoration to several of the pieces symbolising the arts, movement not running)
Lot 396
Meissen : A pair of hand painted ceramic figures of a young gardener and a girl. Both stood on Rococo gilt painted C-scroll domed bases. Bearing the blue crossed swords mark under with impressed marks '1738 II' & 'G0301', approximately 12.5 cm high Condition Report: all well except one small fault, the fore finger ( proud) on male figure's left hand has broken otherwise all digits to hands and feet on both figures intact ) I cannot help but think a leaf to the sprig being held by the male has broken ( but this is not easily visible and I am being very pernickety !)
Lot 15
Various ceramics to include: a pair of late 19th/early 20th century Japanese blue and white transfer-decorated bowls (31cm diameter); two similar 19th century Royal Worcester porcelain hand-gilded and decorated dishes in Japanese Kakiemon pattern; an early 20th century Royal Worcester porcelain three-handled vase modelled as stiff leaves around a woven basket-style body; a small late 19th/early 20th century Meissen porcelain dish with reticulated border; a large two-handled ceramic vase decorated with birds on a branch (now as a lamp base)
Lot 2
A group of four: 1. a 19th century Meissen-style porcelain figure of a harlequin playing the bagpipes, after the Meissen original modelled by Kändler, blue crossed-swords mark, possibly Vienna, (13.3 cm high), restorations. 2. a pair of Victorian Derby porcelain covered vases, red printed factory marks and 1888 date cipher, ovoid form on a pedestal foot, richly decorated in gilt on a cobalt-blue ground with birds and butterflies amidst branches of blossom, with conforming domed covers (13 cm high), faults. 3. a small creamware-style figure of a crowned lion, 20th century, painted monogram 'DB' to base, (10.2 cm high). - Harlequin: Old restorations to the hat, pipes and right hand. Minor gilt wear. No other faults.- Vases: Both with a little gilt wear. One vase with very small chip to inside edge of the rim. One cover lacks the finial and the other cover has been broken and has old glued repairs.- Lion: Small glaze chip to back of mane. Otherwise good.
Lot 32
Allegorie" Die Erde" - Meissen, Knaufzeit, Porzellan, polychrome Bemalung, Goldstaffage, Entwurf von Johann Joachim Kaendler (um 1770), aus der Serie "Vier Elemente", Putto als Gärtner mit Schaufel auf Rocaillesockel, unterglasurblaue Knaufschwertermarke 1860-1924, 1. Wahl, geritzte Modell-Nr. C100, Bossierer-Nr. 94 und Maler-Nr. 53, H. ca. 11,5cm, Vegetation teils bestoßen, 1 Rosenbäumchen beschädigt
Lot 34
Allegorie" Die Luft" - Meissen, 20. Jh., Porzellan, polychrome Bemalung, Goldstaffage, Entwurf von Johann Joachim Kaendler (um 1770), aus der Serie "Vier Elemente", Putto mit zwei Vögeln neben einem geöffneten Vogelkäfig stehend, Rocaillesockel, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, 1. Wahl, geritzte Modell-Nr. 662, Bossierer-Nr. 149 und Jahreszeichen für 1951, Malerzeichen, H. ca. 13 cm, Vegetation teils bestoßen
Lot 40
Prunkschale - Meissen, 20. Jh., Porzellan, vertiefte Form mit geschwungenem Rand, polychrome Blumenmalerei, partieller kobaltblauer Fond, Fahne mit drei matt- und goldstaffierten, reliefierten Rocaillekartuschen mit Streublumendekor, im Spiegel Blumenarrangement, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, geprägte Modell-Nr. „F152A“, leichter Goldabrieb, D.ca.29cm
Lot 45
Teetasse mit Untertasse - Meissen, um 1780/90, Porzellan, polychrome Malerei mit Kakiemon-Dekor mit Fels und Vogel, J-Henkel, Tasse H.ca.4,5cm, Dm Untertasse ca.13,8cm, jeweils unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke mit Marcolini-Stern, Maler-Nr. 107, teilweise berieben, Tasse mit 1 Chip am Lippenrand
Lot 58
Konvolut Meissen - 2x Wandteller, unterglasurblauer Aquatinta-Dekor mit Meissen-Marken, D. jeweils ca. 25,5 cm, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, Modell-Nr. 54601, Jahreszeichen für 2000 und 2001, 1x Wandplakette aus braunem Böttger-Steinzeug, auf der Vorderseite ovale Biskuitporzellan-Platte mit Porträt von Johann Friedrich Böttger im Relief, Schriftzug "Johann Friedrich Böttger 1682 - 1719", verso bezeichnet "Den Freunden des Meißner Porzellans im Jahr des 300. Geburtstages von Johann Friedrich Böttger VEB Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Meißen", geritzte Schwertermarke, 1982, mit Aufhänger, ca. 12 x 10 cm, guter Zustand
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