Speiseteller aus dem Tafelservice „mit mytholgischen Historien“ für Friedrich den Großen, sog. zweites Charlottenburger Service. 1783

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EUR 5,490

Amphora mit Greifenkopfhenkeln mit Darstellung der Bibliothek des Schlosses Babelsberg. 1856

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EUR 30,500

Câchepot with grisaille frieze, "The education of Bacchus". Circa 1792

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EUR 17,080

„Französische Vase“ with vedute of Berlin. 1840

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EUR 25,000

Elongated confectionary bowl in the form of overlaid orange leaves - likely from the service of Grand Duke Paul of Russia. 1776

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EUR 2,500

Pair of Krater Vases with micro-mosaic painting. Circa 1825

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EUR 38,750

Vase with blue crystal glaze. Circa 1900

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EUR 1,125

Baluster vase with green/beige crystal glaze. April 1899

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EUR 937

Vase "Schlanke Form mit langem Hals" ("slender form with long neck"). 1898

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EUR 437

Plate with relief flowers (Gotzkowsky relief), white. Circa 1770

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EUR 500

Plate from dem "Yellow Table Service" for King Friedrich the Great (1712–1786) – antique decoration with flower painting, garlands and yellow reserve panels for the Potsdam City Palace. 1770/71

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EUR 2,500

Large plate from the table service for King Friedrich the Great – "Neuglatt" design with overturned basket of flowers for the Charlottenburg Palace. 1772

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EUR 62

Dessert plate from the table service for King Friedrich the Great – "Königsglatt" design with palm patterned pierced rim and overturned basket of flowers for the Charlottenburg Palace. 1772

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EUR 2,187

Dessert plate from the third table service for King Friedrich the Great – relief decoration with trellis, lancet pattern pierced rim, flower painting and gold foliate rim for the Berlin City Palace. 1773

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EUR 2,250

Plate from the table service for the brother of Friedrich the Great, Prince Heinrich of Prussia (1726–1802), relief decoration with brown-orange edging and flower painting. For the Schloss Rheinsberg. Circa 1764/65

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EUR 2,750

Round plate from the table service for Friedrich Ehrenreich von Ramin (1709–1782), gift of King Friedrich the Great – relief decoration with coloured flower and bird painting and rim heightened with blue. 1768

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EUR 3,750

Dessert plate from the table service for General Heinrich August de la Motte Fouqué (1698–1774), gift of King Friedrich the Great – relief decoration with trellis, lancet pattern pierced rim, flower painting and edging heightened with gold. 1766

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EUR 1,500

Small oval tureen from the table service for General Heinrich August de la Motte Fouqué (1698–1774), gift of King Friedrich the Great – relief decoration with sculpted roses, flower painting and edging heightened with gold. 1766

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EUR 2,500

Coffee cup and saucer, smooth, with garlands of flowers, fruits and purple mosaic decoration. Circa 1765

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EUR 1,500

Teapot "Neuozier" moulding with "flying children“ in purple camaieu painting after François Boucher. Circa 1770/80

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EUR 2,500

Cup with flower painting and gold meander pattern. Circa 1770

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EUR 2,125

Eyebath with flower painting. Circa 1767/70

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EUR 937

Needle case with coloured scenes of gallantry and blue mosaic decoration. Circa 1765/70

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EUR 625

Snuff box with relief floral decoration and gold-bronze mounting. Circa 1770

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EUR 1,875

Cup and saucer with "Neuzierat" decoration, with a coloured floral letter F and gold mosaic decoration. Circa 1775

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EUR 250

Cup and saucer with "Neuzierat" decoration, with coloured floral letter G and gold mosaic decoration. Circa 1780

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EUR 500

Two cups and saucers with the initials N and T and scattered flowers. Circa 1780

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EUR 375

Mocha cup and saucer, "Neuozier" moulding with flower painting in purple. Circa 1780

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EUR 62

Cup and saucer with relief decoration and purple flower painting. Circa 1780

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EUR 93

Cup and saucer, ozier moulding with coloured flowers and a blue ribbon around a golden band. Circa 1780 and 1913

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EUR 150

"Déjeuner" tea and coffee service with various parts, with coloured flower painting. Circa 1780/1800

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EUR 625

Three cups with saucers, "Neuozier" moulding with coloured flower painting, and a small pot. Circa 1780/1800

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EUR 375

Tea caddy, smooth with flower painting and silver lid. Circa 1780

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EUR 875

Nine plates, one rectangular bowl and one sauce boat (attached to saucer), "Neuozier" moulding with coloured flower painting. Circa 1770/1800

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EUR 1,875

Two dessert plates, ozier moulding, half perforated with flower painting. Circa 1775

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EUR 437

Dessert plate in "Englischglatt" design, perforated, with painted rose decoration and green spiralled ribbon. Circa 1780

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EUR 1,125

Three plates, "Neuglatt" design with green spiralled ribbon around a striped purple ring with painted floral and fruit decoration. Circa 1780/85

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EUR 1,000

Two dessert plates, "Königsglatt" design, perforated, with flowers in three-colour painting. Circa 1780

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EUR 475

Round lidded tureen from the table service for King Friedrich Wilhelm II. of Prussia (1744–1797) – "Antikglatt" design with flower painting and purple edging, for the winter rooms of the Charlottenburg Palace. 1796

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EUR 7,500

Oval lidded tureen and sauce boat, "Antikglatt" design with flower painting and purple edging. Circa 1780/1803

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EUR 2,000

Commemorative conical cup with mint green ground, handle à la grecque with the view of the Cathedral in Berlin, "Den 19ten Febr: 1803.“. 1803

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EUR 2,000

Conical cup with handle à la grecque and initials JN. Circa 1800

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EUR 312

Cup of "Antikglatt" design, handle à la grecque with blue ground and depiction of the "Marchande de Cupidons“. Circa 1805

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EUR 437

Cup in "Campaner" form with the portrait of Dr. Franz Joseph Gall (1758-1828) and a skull. Circa 1803

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EUR 562

Commemorative cup in Etruscan form with the inscription "Dank für frohe Stunden“ on an orange-red ground, richly gilt. Circa 1800

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EUR 312

Commemorative cup in bell beaker form with rosette handles and the inscription "Genieße Freuden ungestört“ on a green ground, garland of flowers, richly gilt. Circa 1820

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EUR 437

Cup in bell beaker form with rosette handles, wreath of ivy and rich gilt. Circa 1815/20

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EUR 625

Tea caddy and coffee jar with depictions of tea and coffee plants. Circa 1850/70

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EUR 500

Decorative plate in "Augusta" form with Harpies and fruit baskets in gold relief. Circa 1900/10

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EUR 375

Decorative plate in "Augusta" form with cartouche and fruit baskets in gold relief. Circa 1900

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EUR 125

Decorative plate in "Augusta" form with scrollwork and garlands in gold relief. Circa 1900

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EUR 125

Decorative plate in the "Englischglatt" design with Elector hats in gold relief and enamel painting on a blue ground. Circa 1900/10

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EUR 437

Decorative plate in the "Englischglatt" design with Counts' coronets in gold relief and enamel painting on a blue ground. Circa 1900/10

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EUR 875

Decorative plate in "Rheinisch" form with strapwork in gold relief on a blue and light blue ground. Circa 1900/10

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EUR 375

Decorative plate in "Rheinisch" form with Regency ornamentation and Vermicelli decoration in gold relief on a green ground. 1914–18

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EUR 375

Seven plates, "Neuozier" moulding with fish motifs. Circa 1912

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EUR 3,375