Schiller & Gerbing - Tea service (4) - Terracotta - Rococo Red Earthenware
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German Rococo red earthenware tea service by Schiller & Gerbing, Bodenbach, circa 1840, in terracotta with a thin glaze giving a warm, deep colour, in reasonably good condition with some glaze fading and specific pieces described: teapot with lid, but handle broken in three parts and the spout chipped; pot with copper handle; milk jug; sugar pot with lid and missing one handle.
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German Rococo red earthenware tea service – Schiller & Gerbing, Bodenbach, circa 1840
a remarkable German red earthenware tea service in Rococo style, manufactured by Schiller & Gerbing in Bodenbach, circa 1840.
Wilhelm Leberecht Schiller and Friedrich Vincent Meinulph Gerbing jointly established their pottery factory in Bodenbach, south of Cologne, in 1829. Their characteristic red pottery was achieved by coloring the clay itself, finished with a thin, glossy glaze that seals the surface. This technique yields a warm, deep color with a refined appearance.
The dinnerware is in fair to good, authentic condition for its age. The glaze has faded in some areas, giving the piece a soft, matte patina. View the photos to get a good sense of the condition.
Dimensions & condition (approximate)
Teapot incl. attachment
– Condition: fairly good; handle broken into three pieces, missing chip pouring spout
– Height: 21 cm
– Width: 25 cm
– Depth: 20 cm
– Weight (total): 925 grams
Pot with copper handle
– Height: 11 cm
– Width: 22 cm
– Depth: 16 cm
– Weight: 472 grams
Melkkan
– Height: 9 cm
– Width: 16 cm
– Depth: 14 cm
– Weight: 230 grams
Sugar pot with lid
– Condition: fair, missing one handle
– Height: 10 cm
– Width: 16 cm
– Depth: 14 cm
– Weight: 290 grams
Of course, this dinnerware is packed with the utmost care and shipped with Track & Trace, so the shipment can be tracked securely.
German Rococo red earthenware tea service – Schiller & Gerbing, Bodenbach, circa 1840
a remarkable German red earthenware tea service in Rococo style, manufactured by Schiller & Gerbing in Bodenbach, circa 1840.
Wilhelm Leberecht Schiller and Friedrich Vincent Meinulph Gerbing jointly established their pottery factory in Bodenbach, south of Cologne, in 1829. Their characteristic red pottery was achieved by coloring the clay itself, finished with a thin, glossy glaze that seals the surface. This technique yields a warm, deep color with a refined appearance.
The dinnerware is in fair to good, authentic condition for its age. The glaze has faded in some areas, giving the piece a soft, matte patina. View the photos to get a good sense of the condition.
Dimensions & condition (approximate)
Teapot incl. attachment
– Condition: fairly good; handle broken into three pieces, missing chip pouring spout
– Height: 21 cm
– Width: 25 cm
– Depth: 20 cm
– Weight (total): 925 grams
Pot with copper handle
– Height: 11 cm
– Width: 22 cm
– Depth: 16 cm
– Weight: 472 grams
Melkkan
– Height: 9 cm
– Width: 16 cm
– Depth: 14 cm
– Weight: 230 grams
Sugar pot with lid
– Condition: fair, missing one handle
– Height: 10 cm
– Width: 16 cm
– Depth: 14 cm
– Weight: 290 grams
Of course, this dinnerware is packed with the utmost care and shipped with Track & Trace, so the shipment can be tracked securely.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
2.1 kg
Title additional information
Rococo Red Earthenware
No. of items
4
Country of Origin
Germany
Manufacturer/ Brand
Schiller & Gerbing
Material
Terracotta
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
21 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
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