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Sin dalla fondazione della casa d’asta Koller, la porcellana e le faience sono una parte importante delle nostre aste e rispecchiano la lunga tradizione dell’ambizioso collezionismo di ceramica in Svizzera. Molte importanti porcellane e faience sono state acquisite tramite Koller, tra cui oggetti provenienti dalle collezioni dei signori Siegfried Ducret, Paul e Ursula Müller-Frei, René e Friederike Felber.

Oggetti da collezione di Meissen, Sèvres, Strasburgo, Nymphenburg, Du Paquier, Zurigo, ma anche maiolica italiana e creazioni provenienti dall’Impero russo vengono ricercate dal nostro esigente pubblico di acquirenti e raggiungono continuamente prezzi record: un raro e importante gruppo di porcellana di Meissen, raffigurante una donna in crinoline, proveniente della collezione Müller-Frei, è stato venduto al prezzo record di CHF 214 000. Tra i pezzi più belli degli ultimi anni appartengono un candelabro di Meissen, sulla base del modello di Johann Gottlieb Kirchner, battuto a CHF 78 000, oppure una grande statuina di uno svasso di Meissen di J. J. Kändler, che ha cambiato proprietario per la cifra di CHF 144 000. Un importante servizio da viaggio di Meissen con stemma patrizio veneziano della famiglia Correr è stato venduto a CHF 114 000.

Sabine Neumaier, la nostra esperta e responsabile del settore di porcellana e ceramica europee, sarà lieta di valutare i vostri oggetti in merito a una possibile vendita tramite le nostre aste.

Le nostre aste di arti decorative si svolgono nei mesi di marzo e settembre. Accettiamo consegne fino alla metà di gennaio per le aste di marzo e fino alla fine di luglio per le aste di settembre.


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Koller Ginevra

Cyril Himmer
geneva@kollerauctions.com
+41 22 311 03 85

Koller Monaco

Fiona Seidler
muenchen@kollerauctions.com
+49 89 22 802 766

Koller Düsseldorf

Ulrike Gruben
duesseldorf@kollerauctions.com
+49 211 30 14 36 38

Koller Italia

Lapo Bacarelli
italia@kollerauctions.com
+39 366 994 1836

Risultati selezionati Porcellane e ceramica europea


PAIR OF TROMPE-L'OEIL DUCKS

Strasbourg, Paul Hannong period, 1745–54. Model by Johann Wilhelm Lanz (1748–54).
Faience tureen, naturalistically modelled, finely painted and hatched in overglaze enamels in shades of brown and grey, as well as black, yellow and purple. Unmarked.
Each 36.5 cm in length, 25.5 cm in height.
Female duck: Minor chips to the inner edge of the lid and to the feet. Male duck: Feet slightly restored.
PAIR OF TROMPE-L'OEIL DUCKS
PAIR OF TROMPE-L'OEIL DUCKS

CHF 46 250

TROMPE-L’ŒIL PIGEON, PROBABLY FROM THE CLEMENSWERTH SERVICE

Strasbourg, Paul Hannong period, circa 1750; the model is attributed to Johann Wilhelm Lanz (1748–54).
Faience tureen decorated in overglaze enamels. Naturalistically modelled, finely painted and hatched in shades of grey, with purple feet, on a white base with branch support and foliage. Cover and tureen marked "9" in blue.
L 33 cm; H 24.5 cm.
Minor restoration to the tail feathers.
TROMPE-L’ŒIL PIGEON, PROBABLY FROM THE CLEMENSWERTH SERVICE
TROMPE-L’ŒIL PIGEON, PROBABLY FROM THE CLEMENSWERTH SERVICE

CHF 25 000

PAIR OF TROMPE-L'OEIL PARTRIDGES FROM THE CLEMENSWERTH SERVICE

Strasbourg, Paul Hannong period, circa 1745–54. Model probably by Johann Wilhelm Lanz (1748–54).
Faience tureen, naturalistically modelled, finely painted and hatched in overglaze enamels in shades of brown and purple, on a white base with roses, leaves and a branch support. Unmarked.
L 21.5 cm; H 18 cm and L 20.5 cm; H 18.5 cm.
1 partridge with retouching to the lower part of the tail and to the beak.
PAIR OF TROMPE-L'OEIL PARTRIDGES FROM THE CLEMENSWERTH SERVICE
PAIR OF TROMPE-L'OEIL PARTRIDGES FROM THE CLEMENSWERTH SERVICE

CHF 47 500

HIGHLY IMPORTANT PLAQUE BY ADAM FRIEDRICH VON LÖWENFINCK

Fulda, circa 1741–44.
Faience decorated in overglaze technique. Painted in grisaille after Johann Christoph Steinberger’s (1680–1727) engraving "The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple" from the New Testament (Luke 2:22). Depicting the ritual purification of Mary, kneeling to the right of the altar, with Joseph to the left offering two young doves. Simeon, wearing a bishop’s mitre and holding a censer, together with the kneeling prophetess Anna to the left, the Christ Child lying in a halo of glory on the altar table. Above the scene, two monumental temple columns rise into the clouds amid numerous angels. At the lower edge, two angels, one pointing toward the scene at the altar. Signed lower right "A.F.V.Löwenfincken.pinx.".
18.5 × 15.2 cm.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT PLAQUE BY ADAM FRIEDRICH VON LÖWENFINCK
HIGHLY IMPORTANT PLAQUE BY ADAM FRIEDRICH VON LÖWENFINCK

CHF 81 250

IMPORTANT PICTORIAL PLAQUE WITH AN ALLEGORY OF A MONTH

Künersberg, circa 1760.
Faience decorated in overglaze enamels. Octagonal form with raised border. At the center, a girl standing on a strip of ground, holding a symbolic bouquet of lilies and lily-of-the-valley and a radish, her gaze directed towards the viewer. Musical instruments on the ground. In the background, a park landscape with a formal French garden and a pavilion beside an artificial lake with figures in boats. Beyond, a fading hilly landscape in pale blue in the manner of the Künersberg "Uferlandschaften" (riverbank landscapes). In a later carved wooden frame. Unmarked.
Ø 38 cm (without wooden frame).
Minor chips to the glaze at the edges.
IMPORTANT PICTORIAL PLAQUE WITH AN ALLEGORY OF A MONTH
IMPORTANT PICTORIAL PLAQUE WITH AN ALLEGORY OF A MONTH

CHF 25 000

RARE APOTHECARY JAR

Venice, Cozzi Manufactory, circa 1780.
Faience decorated in overglaze enamels. With lion-mask handles to the sides above applied fruit garlands, and a domed cover with a sliced lemon as finial. Painted with abundant floral decoration and inscribed "Mostarda Fina", with traces of gilding to the rims. Unmarked.
H 49 cm.
The cover is broken.
RARE APOTHECARY JAR
RARE APOTHECARY JAR

CHF 26 250

MAIOLICA ISTORIATO "SCODELLA" - The Embden Collection

Probably Venice (or Urbino), ca. 1560.
The deep, protruding shape is painted green, ocher, yellow, and blue with a mythological scene from Ovid's Metamorphoses, Diana and Callisto. The compact depiction shows the Goddess of the Hunt, Diana, on the right edge of the picture, into whose figure Jupiter transforms himself in order to seduce her companion Callisto, who is later transformed into a bear by Jupiter's jealous wife Juno. Ocher-yellow border and line borders on the back.
Ø 30 cm.
Chipped rim.
MAIOLICA ISTORIATO "SCODELLA" - The Embden Collection
MAIOLICA ISTORIATO "SCODELLA" - The Embden Collection

CHF 13 750

MAJOLICA AMPHORA VASE - The Embden Collection

Urbino, Patanazzi workshop, ca. 1580.
With double serpentine handles on the sides above ocher mascarons. Painted on both sides with a quatrefoil cartouche in an architectural frame flanked by two cherubs, painted in blue camaïeu in the center with sea creatures, Triton, and Nereid, on a white background with grotesque painting.
H 52 cm.
Restored.
MAJOLICA AMPHORA VASE - The Embden Collection
MAJOLICA AMPHORA VASE - The Embden Collection

CHF 22 500

LARGE FAIENCE “DELFTWARE” PLATTER - The Embden Collection

probably England, Southwark, dated 1646.
The well features an intimate scene with a monk and a woman embracing, observed by a fellow monk hidden behind a curtain. The lip of the plate is decorated with textile leaves, dated and monogrammed “BM 1646” in blue on the verso.
Ø 48 cm.
Repaired with clamps.
LARGE FAIENCE “DELFTWARE” PLATTER - The Embden Collection
LARGE FAIENCE “DELFTWARE” PLATTER - The Embden Collection

CHF 43 750

IZNIK POTTERY PLATE WITH BLUE DECORATION

Turkey, Ottoman Empire, ca. 1560–70.
Painted in a greyish blue, the center with a rosette and radial, stylized leaf decoration with pointed arches in a double-lined border, surrounded with seven floral motifs. Stylized “breaking waves” border on the lip. The back with alternating chinoiserie and leaf decoration. The foot ring with a drilled hole for mounting.
Ø 28 cm.
IZNIK POTTERY PLATE WITH BLUE DECORATION
IZNIK POTTERY PLATE WITH BLUE DECORATION

CHF 36 250