Most important big vase with flower branch

58 - Most important big vase with flower branch

Meissen porcelain manufactory, circa 1735 und Blüten belegt. Min. best. u. rest. H. 44,5 cm Provenienz: Wohl aus dem Besitz von Decorated with plenty of plastic and naturalistic foliage, buds and flowers. Min. chipped and rest. 44.5 cm high Nachlaßverzeichnis 1765, 268.v, No: 100.: fol. 103 b/. No: des prot. 8167). Provenance: Probably from Heinrich count of Brühl, castle Pförten. Nachlaßverzeichnis von 1765, abgedruckt bei Ulrich Pietsch, Schwanenservice, Leipzig 2000, Heinrich count of Brühl (1700 - 1763) was a German statesman at the court of Saxony and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The incumbency of the ambitious politician went along with the decline of both states. His estate includes many porcelains without painting (s. catalogue of the estate from 1765, imprinted in: Ulrich Pietsch, Schwanenservice, Leipzig 2000, page 237). This is very untypical for Meissen porcelain of the 18th century. Obviously it was his personal preference. statesman at the court of Saxony and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The incumbency of No more similar vase is published in any literature. many porcelains without painting (s. catalogue of the estate from 1765, imprinted in: Up to now this vase is the single known example.

Meissen, um 1735

Catalogueprice: 8.000 - 12.000 €

Result: 4.000,00 EUR

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