Relief, Porseleinen wandreliëf ‘Alt Meissen Art’ – romantisch tafereel bij Sanssouci - 35.5 cm - Wood, Porcelain

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Dutch porcelain wall relief dating to circa 1750–1760, featuring a flutist gentleman and a lady in Rococo attire with gold accents, mounted as a wooden-relief artwork.

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Porcelain wall relief ‘Alt Meissen Art’ – romantic scene at Sanssouci

A musical moment, captured in refined white relief. This atmospheric wall piece shows a flute-playing gentleman beside an elegantly dressed lady, surrounded by flowers and a garden trellis overgrown with grapevines. The gold accents and matching frame give the presentation a warm, classical look.

The relief has a beautiful depth effect. The figures stand out prominently, while the garden work in the background is more subtly worked out. Details such as the pleated dress, the curled hairstyles, the flower basket, and the decorations on the costume make the scene particularly attractive to view up close.

The label on the back bears the designation ‘Alt Meissen Art’ and describes the scene as a view from the Sanssouci palace park around 1750–1760. These dates refer to the depicted period; the manufacturing date of the wall piece has not been established.

Sanssouci in Potsdam was built between 1745 and 1747 as Frederick the Great’s summer residence. Music, art and relaxation were central there. The romantic garden scene nicely complements that world and the playful Rococo atmosphere.

A decorative wall object for lovers of porcelain reliefs, romantic scenes and classical interiors.

Features

* White porcelain relief with a matte biscuit tone.
* Depiction of a flute-playing gentleman and a lady in Rococo attire.
* Elaborated with flowers, grapevines and fine clothing details.
* Gold-toned accents on the figures and accessories.
* Set in a profiled, gold-colored frame.
* Back side equipped with a multilingual descriptive label with ‘Alt Meissen Art’.
* Exact age and maker not established; the label on its own is not proof of manufacture by the Meissen porcelain factory.

Condition

With visible signs of use and age, including local soiling, discoloration and wear to the gold decoration and frame. The back label also shows signs of age. Signs of use, see photos. The photos are part of the description.

Dimensions:
Height 35.5 cm
Width 29.5 cm
Depth 5.5 cm

Photos give a clear view of the quality and are part of the description. The interior photos have been AI-generated and are intended solely to illustrate the object in a living environment.

Shipping

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No shipping to countries outside the European Union. Manual shipping outside the Smart Shipping procedure is not offered.

Shipping takes place only when Catawiki provides a regular Smart Shipping label for the buyer-specified delivery address within the normal EU shipping procedure.

If additional customs formalities, an EORI registration, tax registration or any other additional seller registration are required for a delivery address and prevent a regular EU Smart Shipping label from being created, the order cannot be processed outside Smart Shipping. In that case, the order must be assessed and handled through Catawiki.

The item will be carefully and securely packed and shipped with tracking. The shipping costs also include the costs for packaging materials and processing of the shipment.

Pickup is only possible when the auction item exceeds €50, strictly by appointment and during office hours.

Alt Meissen Art, porcelain wall relief, porcelain plaque, biscuit porcelain, Rococo, Sanssouci, Potsdam, romantic scene, flute player, wall decoration, gold frame, porcelain relief, bisque porcelain, courting couple."}

Porcelain wall relief ‘Alt Meissen Art’ – romantic scene at Sanssouci

A musical moment, captured in refined white relief. This atmospheric wall piece shows a flute-playing gentleman beside an elegantly dressed lady, surrounded by flowers and a garden trellis overgrown with grapevines. The gold accents and matching frame give the presentation a warm, classical look.

The relief has a beautiful depth effect. The figures stand out prominently, while the garden work in the background is more subtly worked out. Details such as the pleated dress, the curled hairstyles, the flower basket, and the decorations on the costume make the scene particularly attractive to view up close.

The label on the back bears the designation ‘Alt Meissen Art’ and describes the scene as a view from the Sanssouci palace park around 1750–1760. These dates refer to the depicted period; the manufacturing date of the wall piece has not been established.

Sanssouci in Potsdam was built between 1745 and 1747 as Frederick the Great’s summer residence. Music, art and relaxation were central there. The romantic garden scene nicely complements that world and the playful Rococo atmosphere.

A decorative wall object for lovers of porcelain reliefs, romantic scenes and classical interiors.

Features

* White porcelain relief with a matte biscuit tone.
* Depiction of a flute-playing gentleman and a lady in Rococo attire.
* Elaborated with flowers, grapevines and fine clothing details.
* Gold-toned accents on the figures and accessories.
* Set in a profiled, gold-colored frame.
* Back side equipped with a multilingual descriptive label with ‘Alt Meissen Art’.
* Exact age and maker not established; the label on its own is not proof of manufacture by the Meissen porcelain factory.

Condition

With visible signs of use and age, including local soiling, discoloration and wear to the gold decoration and frame. The back label also shows signs of age. Signs of use, see photos. The photos are part of the description.

Dimensions:
Height 35.5 cm
Width 29.5 cm
Depth 5.5 cm

Photos give a clear view of the quality and are part of the description. The interior photos have been AI-generated and are intended solely to illustrate the object in a living environment.

Shipping

Shipping is only to destinations within the European Union and only via Catawiki Smart Shipping.

No shipping to countries outside the European Union. Manual shipping outside the Smart Shipping procedure is not offered.

Shipping takes place only when Catawiki provides a regular Smart Shipping label for the buyer-specified delivery address within the normal EU shipping procedure.

If additional customs formalities, an EORI registration, tax registration or any other additional seller registration are required for a delivery address and prevent a regular EU Smart Shipping label from being created, the order cannot be processed outside Smart Shipping. In that case, the order must be assessed and handled through Catawiki.

The item will be carefully and securely packed and shipped with tracking. The shipping costs also include the costs for packaging materials and processing of the shipment.

Pickup is only possible when the auction item exceeds €50, strictly by appointment and during office hours.

Alt Meissen Art, porcelain wall relief, porcelain plaque, biscuit porcelain, Rococo, Sanssouci, Potsdam, romantic scene, flute player, wall decoration, gold frame, porcelain relief, bisque porcelain, courting couple."}

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Porcelain, Wood
Title of artwork
Porseleinen wandreliëf ‘Alt Meissen Art’ – romantisch tafereel bij Sanssouci
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
35.5 cm
Width
29.5 cm
Depth
5.5 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
9838
Objects sold
100%
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