Meissen - Durchbruchteller mit Obstmalerei und Goldstaffage - Plate - Porcelain

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Description from the seller

Meissen, pierced charger with fruit painting and gold embellishment

Provenance:
Private estate, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dimensions:
Height: 3 cm
Diameter: 21 cm

Brand: Meissen sword mark, mold numbers 113 and 06
Forming: First quality
Decoration: peaches, cherries, berries, butterflies and forget-me-nots in the central well, four flower- and fruit-cartouches on the banner, gilding and gold edge
Technique: porcelain, hand overglaze painting, hand-pierced banner

Style: Rococo style

Dating: Late 19th to early 20th century

Condition:
Very good, see photos.

Item number: 299

Seller's Story

For more than ten years I have been working in the art market. I was trained in a gallery, and I also have many years of experience collaborating with major auction houses. I began with paintings. My focus to this day is on 19th and 20th century painting. In addition, porcelain from renowned manufacturers, sculptures, collectibles and selected handicrafts. The objects come from private ownership, from collections and from estates across Germany. Each piece is inspected and researched. For significant works, provenance and the history of the object are additionally examined. The descriptions are factual and precise. They specify signature, mark, technique, dimensions and condition, along with clear photos of the front and back. Large or fragile objects can be delivered by direct transport upon request. Pick-up is possible by arrangement. I answer questions about an object quickly, also gladly with additional detail photos.
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Meissen, pierced charger with fruit painting and gold embellishment

Provenance:
Private estate, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dimensions:
Height: 3 cm
Diameter: 21 cm

Brand: Meissen sword mark, mold numbers 113 and 06
Forming: First quality
Decoration: peaches, cherries, berries, butterflies and forget-me-nots in the central well, four flower- and fruit-cartouches on the banner, gilding and gold edge
Technique: porcelain, hand overglaze painting, hand-pierced banner

Style: Rococo style

Dating: Late 19th to early 20th century

Condition:
Very good, see photos.

Item number: 299

Seller's Story

For more than ten years I have been working in the art market. I was trained in a gallery, and I also have many years of experience collaborating with major auction houses. I began with paintings. My focus to this day is on 19th and 20th century painting. In addition, porcelain from renowned manufacturers, sculptures, collectibles and selected handicrafts. The objects come from private ownership, from collections and from estates across Germany. Each piece is inspected and researched. For significant works, provenance and the history of the object are additionally examined. The descriptions are factual and precise. They specify signature, mark, technique, dimensions and condition, along with clear photos of the front and back. Large or fragile objects can be delivered by direct transport upon request. Pick-up is possible by arrangement. I answer questions about an object quickly, also gladly with additional detail photos.
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Country of origin
Germany
Manufacturer/brand
Meissen
Designer/artist/maker
Durchbruchteller mit Obstmalerei und Goldstaffage
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
3 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
21 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
GermanyVerified
622
Objects sold
100%
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