Nr. 106924895

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Dresde - Carl Thieme - Helena Wolfshon - Tasse und Untertasse - Watteau - Knochenporzellan
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€ 55
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Dresde - Carl Thieme - Helena Wolfshon - Tasse und Untertasse - Watteau - Knochenporzellan

Antique Dresden / Helena Wolfsohn Porcelain Cup & Carl Thieme Saucer – Courting Couples (Galanterien) & Floral Panels – 19th Century Object: Tea / Chocolate Cup & Saucer Set Material: Hard-paste Porcelain Manufacturer / Studio: Dresden / Attributed to Helena Wolfsohn Country of Origin: Germany (Saxony) Estimated Period: Late 19th Century (c. 1875–1890) Decoration: Hand-painted 4-panel Watteau style (Courting Couples / Galanterien) alternating with turquoise ground flower bouquets (Deutsche Blumen), fine gold gilding. Condition: Good antique condition (See detailed condition report). Description: An exquisite late 19th-century German porcelain cup and saucer set in the Rococo revival style, featuring the classic four-panel quatrefoil design (Ausschnitt-Dekor). Hand-painted Panels: The cup and scalloped saucer are divided into four main decorative reserves separated by intricate gilt scrollwork and lattice borders. Two panels feature beautifully detailed, hand-painted romantic courting couples (Galanterien) in lush landscapes, painted in the traditional Watteau / Boucher style. Two alternating panels feature vibrant polychrome European floral sprays (Deutsche Blumen) against a soft turquoise/sky-blue ground. Form & Gilding: The cup features a lobed, scalloped rim with an elegant Baroque-style scroll handle. Rich gold gilding decorates the rims, inner borders, and handle. Cup Base: Marked with the famous underglaze blue crowned monogram. This monogram was famously used by the renowned Dresden decorating workshop of Helena Wolfsohn in the late 19th century (c. 1875–1883) prior to the trademark dispute with Meissen. Saucer Base: Marked with an underglaze blue mark of Carl Thieme. General: Overall very good antique condition for its age with strong, vibrant colors and intact painted panels. Gilding & Paint: Minor age-appropriate rub/wear to the gold gilding on the upper rim and handle. Imperfections: Light age-related spots/imperfections on the interior bottom of the cup from original firing/ageing (as shown in photos). No major restored cracks or large missing chips. Buyers: All customs duties, import taxes, VAT, and secondary clearance charges required by your country's regulations are solely the responsibility of the buyer. Please verify your local customs fees before placing a bid.

Nr. 106924895

Verkauft
Dresde - Carl Thieme - Helena Wolfshon - Tasse und Untertasse - Watteau - Knochenporzellan

Dresde - Carl Thieme - Helena Wolfshon - Tasse und Untertasse - Watteau - Knochenporzellan

Antique Dresden / Helena Wolfsohn Porcelain Cup & Carl Thieme Saucer – Courting Couples (Galanterien) & Floral Panels – 19th Century
Object: Tea / Chocolate Cup & Saucer Set
Material: Hard-paste Porcelain
Manufacturer / Studio: Dresden / Attributed to Helena Wolfsohn
Country of Origin: Germany (Saxony)
Estimated Period: Late 19th Century (c. 1875–1890)

Decoration: Hand-painted 4-panel Watteau style (Courting Couples / Galanterien) alternating with turquoise ground flower bouquets (Deutsche Blumen), fine gold gilding.
Condition: Good antique condition (See detailed condition report).
Description:
An exquisite late 19th-century German porcelain cup and saucer set in the Rococo revival style, featuring the classic four-panel quatrefoil design (Ausschnitt-Dekor).
Hand-painted Panels: The cup and scalloped saucer are divided into four main decorative reserves separated by intricate gilt scrollwork and lattice borders.
Two panels feature beautifully detailed, hand-painted romantic courting couples (Galanterien) in lush landscapes, painted in the traditional Watteau / Boucher style.
Two alternating panels feature vibrant polychrome European floral sprays (Deutsche Blumen) against a soft turquoise/sky-blue ground.
Form & Gilding: The cup features a lobed, scalloped rim with an elegant Baroque-style scroll handle. Rich gold gilding decorates the rims, inner borders, and handle.
Cup Base: Marked with the famous underglaze blue crowned monogram. This monogram was famously used by the renowned Dresden decorating workshop of Helena Wolfsohn in the late 19th century (c. 1875–1883) prior to the trademark dispute with Meissen.
Saucer Base: Marked with an underglaze blue mark of Carl Thieme.
General: Overall very good antique condition for its age with strong, vibrant colors and intact painted panels.
Gilding & Paint: Minor age-appropriate rub/wear to the gold gilding on the upper rim and handle.
Imperfections: Light age-related spots/imperfections on the interior bottom of the cup from original firing/ageing (as shown in photos). No major restored cracks or large missing chips.
Buyers: All customs duties, import taxes, VAT, and secondary clearance charges required by your country's regulations are solely the responsibility of the buyer. Please verify your local customs fees before placing a bid.

Höchstgebot
€ 55
Robin Goyeux
Experte
Schätzung  € 150 - € 200

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