A museum-like and exquisite coffee and tea service with 'Famille Rose' decoration
Lot-No. 91
Meissen, around 1720 and China, beg. of 18th cent. Boettger porcelain, the painting by an anonymous Dutch Hausmaler. 9 parts. Meissen: Mocha pot (h. 14 cm, crossed swords in u'glaze blue), teapot (h. 12 cm) and sugar box (h. 8 cm). China: 6 cups with saucer. 'Famille Rose' painting with the major colour pink. Revolving polychrome painting: Flowers and foliage after East Asian models, in between insects and butterflies. Brown rim. Min. chips. - Exhibition: An identical teapot with the same painting exists in the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (object no. BK-1984-40). - Literature: See: A. den Blaauwen: Meissen Porcelain in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam 2000, p. 391, no. 285.
A museum-like and exquisite coffee and tea service with 'Famille Rose' decoration
A museum-like and exquisite coffee and tea service with 'Famille Rose' decoration
Lot-No. 91
Meissen, around 1720 and China, beg. of 18th cent. Boettger porcelain, the painting by an anonymous Dutch Hausmaler. 9 parts. Meissen: Mocha pot (h. 14 cm, crossed swords in u'glaze blue), teapot (h. 12 cm) and sugar box (h. 8 cm). China: 6 cups with saucer. 'Famille Rose' painting with the major colour pink. Revolving polychrome painting: Flowers and foliage after East Asian models, in between insects and butterflies. Brown rim. Min. chips. - Exhibition: An identical teapot with the same painting exists in the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (object no. BK-1984-40). - Literature: See: A. den Blaauwen: Meissen Porcelain in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam 2000, p. 391, no. 285.
