Lot 1072 - A216 Works of Art & Decorative Arts - jeudi, 26. mars 2026, 13h30
A HOT-WATER EWER WITH CHINOISERIE DECORATION
Meissen, ca. 1730–35. Painted in the style of Johann Gregorius Höroldt.
Polychrome chinoiserie scene with gold accents above a surrounding green strip and iron-red double-ring border. On the front, a procession with a Chinese dignitary carried by servants in a sedan chair, accompanied by an entourage. On the verso, a family performing a tea ceremony in a terraced landscape. The lid is painted en suite. The spout is gilded and has gilt dentil rims on the edges. The lid is attached by means of a gilt metal mount. Underglaze blue sword mark, gold number 13 on both parts.
H 15.5 cm.
Small chip along the inner rim of the lid.
Provenance:
- Private collection, St. Gallen.
A comparable design, personally executed by Höroldt, appears on a service from the collection of Queen Marie of Hanover (1818–1907), see The Ralph Wark Collection, 2011, Nos. 142–155.
CHF 3 000 / 4 000 | (€ 3 090 / 4 120)
Vendu pour CHF 3 250 (frais inclus)