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Depuis la fondation de la maison Koller, la porcelaine et la faïence occupent une place importante dans nos ventes aux enchères et témoignent de cette longue et importante tradition suisse de collectionner la céramique. De nombreuses pièces prestigieuses ont été vendues chez Koller, notamment des objets provenant des collections du Dr Siegfried Ducret, du Dr Paul et Ursula Müller-Frei, et de René et Friederike Felber.

Les pièces de collection de Meissen, Sèvres, Strasbourg, Nymphenburg, Du Paquier, Zurich, ainsi que la majolique italienne et les créations de la Russie impériale sont convoitées par notre clientèle avertie et génèrent régulièrement des prix records. Ainsi, un rare et important groupe à la crinoline de Meissen provenant de la collection Müller-Frei a atteint le prix record de CHF 214 000. Parmi les autres ventes marquantes de ces dernières années, citons ce rarissime bougeoir de Meissen, basé sur le modèle de Johann Gottlieb Kirchner, vendu CHF 78 000, ou cette grande figurine de grèbe huppé de Meissen par J. J. Kändler, qui trouva preneur pour CHF 144 000. Un important service de voyage Meissen avec le blason patricien vénitien Correr a quant à lui atteint CHF 114 000.

Sabine Neumaier, notre experte et responsable du département des porcelaines et céramiques européennes, se fera un plaisir d'évaluer vos objets en vue d'une éventuelle vente aux enchères. Nos ventes d'Arts Décoratifs ont lieu chaque année en mars et septembre. Nous acceptons les consignations jusqu'à la mi-janvier pour la vente de mars et jusqu'à la fin juillet pour la vente de septembre.

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RÉSULTATS SÉLECTIONNÉS Porcelaine & Céramiques


PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION LAKE GENEVA RARE COVERED BOWL AND STAND ("OLIENBECHER")

Meissen, ca. 1723-24.
Conical tureen with angular handles and a finial. Very finely painted with quatrefoil cartouches flattened at the sides above a gold-tipped console with brown luster and iron-red embossed feathered leaves, depicting various chinoiserie scenes on a planted terrace with large-figure, amusing Chinese scenes on the edge of the cartouches. The cover, tureen and platter with corresponding gold lace borders. The inside of the tureen with a brown luster ground, a gold lace border on the upper rim, a bird in gold on both parts and a gold-leaf decoration on the lid. Two flowering branches in iron-red and green on the underside of the platter. Both foot rings and the lid rim with a gilt silver mount. Underglaze blue sword mark and .K.P.M. on the underside of the tureen, platter unmarked.
11.5 × 10.5 cm, Ø 17.5 cm.
PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION LAKE GENEVA
RARE COVERED BOWL AND STAND ("OLIENBECHER")
PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION LAKE GENEVA RARE COVERED BOWL AND STAND ("OLIENBECHER")

CHF 27 500

PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION LAKE GENEVA ROYAL CASSEROLE, “REINTEL” WITH PLATTER

Meissen, probably ca. 1745-50, model by J. J. Kändler.
Each piece is painted with the Royal Alliance coat of arms of Poland, Saxony and Habsburg. Painted with Watteau scenes in the island style, courtly figures in park landscape vignettes and “Deutsche Blumen” with gold latticework borders on the rim. The finial of the lid applied with a sculpted lemon finial with leaves. On three legs with scrolled feet. Underglaze blue sword marks, press number 22 on the platter.
Ø 15,7 cm, 26,6 cm.
PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION LAKE GENEVA
ROYAL CASSEROLE, “REINTEL” WITH PLATTER
PROVENANCE PRIVATE COLLECTION LAKE GENEVA ROYAL CASSEROLE, “REINTEL” WITH PLATTER

CHF 32 500

A PAIR OF PORCELAIN BUDAIS

Venice, Geminiano Cozzi (1764-1812) Manufactory, ca. 1800.
The female figure has topknot, her green-lined coat features a rosette decoration in purple and yellow, edged in gold. The mail figure is wearing a coat with a textile decoration in purple and blue with gilded edges. Without marks.
H 13,5 cm, 13 cm.
A PAIR OF PORCELAIN BUDAIS
A PAIR OF PORCELAIN BUDAIS

CHF 27 500

TULIP VASE

Delft, De Griekse A manufactory, Pieter Adriaenus Kocxs, 1701-22.
Heart-shaped, with lateral handles designed as dragons. On a profiled base with a rectangular convex plinth and five faceted nozzles. Painted in the Imari style in blue and iron red, and with gold highlights. The base with lambrequin decoration in alternating blue and iron red. The edges of the nozzles are gilt. Marked in iron red with the monogram PAK .
24.2 × 26 cm.
TULIP VASE
TULIP VASE

CHF 17 500

A FAIENCE TULIP VASE WITH DOLPHIN HANDLES

Delft, “De Dubbelde Schenkkan”, Jan Pietersz, c. 1670-1700.
Heart-shaped with side dolphins and seven cylindrical spouts with projecting rim. On a rectangular, flared base with knop. Painted in blue with a putto each between scattered leaves, flowers and leaf tendrils. Blue mark VL12p. in blue.
25 × 30 cm.
A FAIENCE TULIP VASE WITH DOLPHIN HANDLES
A FAIENCE TULIP VASE WITH DOLPHIN HANDLES

CHF 13 750

A SET OF CHESS PIECES

Meissen, mid-18th century.
Set of 32 figures in oriental dress representing two opposing armies, wearing knee-length waistcoats over harem trousers, set on rocaille bases heightened in gold. Decorated in copper-green, purple, and gold on one side and in purple, yellow, and gold on the opposite side. The king with crown, the queen with fur-trimmed cloak, the bishops with spear and sword, the pawns with bow and arrow and sword. The knight as a Turk on a rearing horse, and the rook as a cone on a profiled base, decorated with a brickwork pattern. Unmarked. (32)
H king 7 cm, pawn 6 cm.
A SET OF CHESS PIECES
A SET OF CHESS PIECES

CHF 20 000

A "SEA LIFE" CHESS SET

Meissen, design by Professor Max Esser (1885-1943) from 1923, executed 1935-47.
The chessboard in grey and white, the playing field adorned with gold edges, the sides modelled with two octopus heads and wave motifs on the opposite sides. The 32 chess pieces in the form of marine animals, decorated in orange-red and gold on one side and in dark grey and gold on the opposing side: the king and queen modelled as sea anemones, the knights as seahorses, the bishops as lobsters, the rooks as octopuses, and the pawns as starfish. Underglaze blue sword marks, impressed form numbers A1083 and A1082, moulder numbers. (33)
Chessboard 52 × 52 cm. H king 8.5 cm, pawn 2 cm.
A "SEA LIFE" CHESS SET
A "SEA LIFE" CHESS SET

CHF 16 875

A MARKET STALL "MARCHAND D'ESTAMPES" FROM THE "VENETIAN FAIR” SERIES

Ludwigsburg, c. 1768-70. After designs by G. F. P. Riedel.
The interior painted with engravings, the ceiling with manganese decoration. The frame crowned by a cartouche with gold decoration and inscribed “Marchand d’estampes". Underglaze blue electoral hat with CC monogram.
16 × 14 × 7 cm
A MARKET STALL "MARCHAND D'ESTAMPES" FROM THE "VENETIAN FAIR” SERIES
A MARKET STALL "MARCHAND D'ESTAMPES" FROM THE "VENETIAN FAIR” SERIES

CHF 21 250

LIDDED BEAKER WITH CHINOISERIE DECORATION

Meissen, ca. 1725. Model by Johann Jakob Irminger. The paintwork in the style of Johann Gregorius Höroldt.
Modeled after a Böttger stoneware model, and relief-decorated with acanthus leaf and bellflowers all around. Painted with a circumferential chinoiserie scene, on a patch of green grass, featuring figures at a table on one side and a group of three figures on the back, and plants and flying insects between gold-accentuated bands and spiral borders in iron-red on the edges of the foot ring and the lid.
H 17 cm.
LIDDED BEAKER WITH CHINOISERIE DECORATION
LIDDED BEAKER WITH CHINOISERIE DECORATION

CHF 27 140

RARE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER FROM THE DA LEZZE DINNER SERVICE

Meissen, ca. 1725. The paintwork can be attributed to Johann Gregorius Höroldt.
Painted with the Italian family coat of arms da Lezze, a double-headed eagle in schwarzlot, in a crowned heraldic cartouche, etched in gold. The tea bowl with a matching coat of arms and a chinoiserie scene. The inside of the tea bowl with a rocky pagoda landscape, with an iron-red double-ring border. Rims with gold lace border.
H 4.5 cm, Ø 12.6 cm.
RARE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER FROM THE DA LEZZE DINNER SERVICE
RARE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER FROM THE DA LEZZE DINNER SERVICE

CHF 22 260