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Selected by Florentin Brunz Gaborieau
Holds a master’s in Art History, specialising in Second French Empire and Dutch Golden Age.
Estimate € 150 - € 220
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Porcelain chopes from the 1950s–1960s, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear; height 40 cm, width 15 cm, origin Armenia.
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Prestige Collection: Porcelain and Pewter Mugs
Discover this rare collection of collectible mugs, combining the finesse of artisanal porcelain with traditional tin work.
The masterpiece: The giant from beyond the Rhine
A monumental piece, rare for its size and the quality of its relief decoration.
Material: Porcelain enamel and lid in solid tin.
Origin: Authentic 'Made in Germany' (Marking 145 5).
Dimensions: height 40 cm | diameter 14 cm.
Weight: 1,890 kg.
Richly decorated with baroque motifs and traditional scenes.
French Elegance: The Louis XV Pavilion
A finely crafted beer mug, a true display piece.
Material: fine porcelain.
Decor: Detailed engraving depicting the famous Pavillon Louis XV.
Dimensions: height 16 cm | diameter 7.5 cm.
Weight: 400 g.
Authenticity: Signed under the base (WY N 4067).
The Classic: Village Scenes
The authentic charm of traditional dining gatherings of times past.
Material: painted porcelain.
Dimensions: Height 14 cm | Diameter 7 cm.
Weight: 377 g.
Marking: Reference 351 19.
The miniature: souvenir from Austria
Charming small mug representing the famous 'Goldenes Dachl' of Innsbruck.
Material: Enamelled porcelain.
Dimensions: height 7 cm | diameter 4.5 cm.
Weight: 100 g.
General characteristics
Quality: High-quality porcelain, offering a durable shine and a smooth touch.
Condition: Excellent, with original tin lids.
Ideal for: experienced collectors, characterful decoration, or exceptional gifts.
A second batch of 4 mugs will be shipped at the same time if you want to have the complete water collection to avoid excess weight during delivery.
Prestige Collection: Porcelain and Pewter Mugs
Discover this rare collection of collectible mugs, combining the finesse of artisanal porcelain with traditional tin work.
The masterpiece: The giant from beyond the Rhine
A monumental piece, rare for its size and the quality of its relief decoration.
Material: Porcelain enamel and lid in solid tin.
Origin: Authentic 'Made in Germany' (Marking 145 5).
Dimensions: height 40 cm | diameter 14 cm.
Weight: 1,890 kg.
Richly decorated with baroque motifs and traditional scenes.
French Elegance: The Louis XV Pavilion
A finely crafted beer mug, a true display piece.
Material: fine porcelain.
Decor: Detailed engraving depicting the famous Pavillon Louis XV.
Dimensions: height 16 cm | diameter 7.5 cm.
Weight: 400 g.
Authenticity: Signed under the base (WY N 4067).
The Classic: Village Scenes
The authentic charm of traditional dining gatherings of times past.
Material: painted porcelain.
Dimensions: Height 14 cm | Diameter 7 cm.
Weight: 377 g.
Marking: Reference 351 19.
The miniature: souvenir from Austria
Charming small mug representing the famous 'Goldenes Dachl' of Innsbruck.
Material: Enamelled porcelain.
Dimensions: height 7 cm | diameter 4.5 cm.
Weight: 100 g.
General characteristics
Quality: High-quality porcelain, offering a durable shine and a smooth touch.
Condition: Excellent, with original tin lids.
Ideal for: experienced collectors, characterful decoration, or exceptional gifts.
A second batch of 4 mugs will be shipped at the same time if you want to have the complete water collection to avoid excess weight during delivery.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Material
Porcelain
Country of Origin
Armenia
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
40 cm
Width
15 cm
Estimated Period
1950-1960
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