A bowl from the Swan service for Heinrich von Brühl, model by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706–1775). Moulding circa 1740

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EUR 13,125

Pieces from the Swan Service, for 12 people, with the Brühl coat of arms. After 1970

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EUR 32,500

Potpourri vase with the head of Medusa and serpentine handles. 1781

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EUR 6,344

Hand washing basin from the tea service with "Gelben Löwen" with a brown brim. Circa 1780

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EUR 2,500

Small lidded container from the tea service with "Alten Gelben Löwen". Circa 1730/40

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EUR 1,250

Chocolate cup and saucer from the tea service with "Alten Gelben Löwen" – after the model by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706-1775). Circa 1730/35

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EUR 750

Snuff box with five merchant shipping scenes by Johann George Heintze (born circa 1706/07). Circa 1735

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EUR 25,000

"Big continental allegory Africa" – after the model by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706–1775). 1747 / moulding and Staffierung circa 1765

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EUR 37,500

"Big continental allegory Asia“ – after the model by Johann Friedrich Eberlein (1695–1749) and Peter Reinickes (1711–1768). 1747 / moulding and Staffierung circa 1765

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EUR 37,500

Large plate with Sulkowski-Ozier relief and “Koreanischer Löwe“ decoration – after the model by Johann Joachim Kaendlers (1706–1775). Circa 1735/40

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EUR 375

Bowl with Sulkowski-Ozier relief and “Koreanischer Löwe“ decoration. Circa 1735/40

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EUR 312

Four plates with Sulkowski-Ozier relief and “Koreanischer Löwe“ decoration. Circa 1735/40

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EUR 1,250

Small lidded tureen with “Koreanischer Löwe“ decoration and ram head shaped handles. Circa 1735/40

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EUR 3,000

Plate with “Koreanischer Löwe“ decoration and brown rim. Circa 1740/60

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EUR 250

Plate with chinoiseries, gold lace decoration and iron-red round medallion with white pattern. Circa 1728

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EUR 25,000

Dessert plate with squirrel decoration and chequered brocade patter, 24-cornered cut border and brown rim. Circa 1740

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EUR 6,250

Pagoda deity in silver and gold. 1720/30

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EUR 2,403

Hexagonal tea caddy with lid, with Kakiemon decoration in gilt blue painting. Circa 1713/20

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EUR 2,250

Tea bowl with gold chinese figures by Abraham Seuter (1699–1747), Augsburg. Circa 1725

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EUR 375

Pair of vermouth cups with etched gold chinese figures by Bartholomäus Seuter (1678–1754), Augsburg. 1725

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EUR 8,125

Tea bowl with Augsburg gold decoration, presumably from the Seuter workshop, Augsburg. Circa 1733

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EUR 1,250

Two handled cups with grooved design. Circa 1715/20

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EUR 2,500

Tea bowl and saucer with chinoiseries, gold lace decoration, the interior of the tea bowl with Indian flowers. Circa 1725

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EUR 1,875

Figure of a comedian. Circa 1725

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EUR 13,125

Figure of a Miner. 1725/30

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EUR 13,750

Doll's service plate with coloured Kakiemon decoration. Circa 1730

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EUR 2,000

Octagonal sugar bowl with Indian decoration. Circa 1730

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EUR 1,750

Lobed hexagonal form bowl with merchant shipping scene in black "Schwarzlot" painting and gold lace decoration. Circa 1730

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EUR 1,250

Flacon with two merchant shipping scenes by Johann George Heintze (born circa 1706/07). Circa 1730

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EUR 7,500

Chocolate cup and saucer with purple painted peonies and a brown border. 1730/35

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EUR 750

Saucer with floral still life and insects in blue underglaze and purple painting. Circa 1730/35

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EUR 437

Tea bowl and saucer with flower painting in Imari style. Circa 1730/35

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EUR 1,250

Bowl with phoenixes with Kakiemon painting. Circa 1730

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EUR 3,750

Two-handled cup with Kakiemon decoration (blue mountain with peonies). Circa 1730/40

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Sold for:

EUR 687

Milk jug with three paw feet with Kakiemon decoration (blue mountain with peonies) and brown edging. Circa 1730

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Sold for:

EUR 1,875

Bowl with Kakiemon decoration (blue mountain with peonies) and brown edging. Circa 1740

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Sold for:

EUR 1,000

Hexagonal vase with Kakiemon decoration. Circa 1730

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EUR 12,500

Large bowl with "Red Dragon" decoration from the Royal court kitchen in Dresden. Circa 1735

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EUR 2,750

Small "Old Yellow Lion" bowl with bamboo, fruit and Kakiemon blossoms and brown edging, from the Japanese Palace in Dresden. Circa 1730

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EUR 11,250

Large "Old Yellow Lion" bowl with bamboo, fruit and Kakiemon blossoms and brown edging, from the Royal court confectioner. Circa 1735/45

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EUR 4,375

Plate with Sulkowski ozier moulding and branches and bird decoration. Circa 1740

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EUR 1,250

Large bowl with Sulkowski ozier moulding and Indian scattered flowers from the Japanese Palace in Dresden. Circa 1730

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EUR 6,875

Bowl with Sulkowski ozier moulding and "Korean Lion" decoration. Circa 1735/40

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EUR 625

Small plate with Kakiemon decoration. Circa 1730/40

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EUR 875

Large deep bowl with branch design and cicadas. Circa 1730

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EUR 5,625

"Déjeuner" tea and coffee service with small coffee and tea pots for four people with Kakiemon decoration (four tea bowls all with saucers, bowl, small coffe and tea pots). Circa 1730

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EUR 9,375

Portrait plaque of King August III. of Poland (1696–1763) in traditional Polish dress. After 1737

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EUR 5,625

Plate from the so-called coronation service for King August III. of Poland (1696–1763) – with the Polish-Saxon Electoral coat of arms, scattered flowers and rich gold lace border, from the Japanese Palace in Dresden. 1733/34

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EUR 28,750

Plate from the so-called coronation service for King August III. of Poland (1696–1763) – with the Polish-Saxon Electoral coat of arms, scattered flowers and rich gold lace border, from the Japanese Palace in Dresden. 1733/34

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EUR 27,500

Round shallow bowl from the service for Minister Johann Christian von Hennicke (1681–1752) – with Indian flowers. Circa 1735/38

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EUR 1,875

Saucer from the "Déjeuner" tea and coffee service for Giulio Contarini with "Alt-ozier" moulding, Contarini coat of arms, merchant shipping scene in micropainting and Indian flowers. Circa 1739/40

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EUR 1,000

Hand washbasin from the "Swan Service" for Minister Count Heinrich von Brühl (1700–1763) – with German flowers. Circa 1745

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EUR 1,875

Tea bowl and saucer with merchant shipping scenes, gold lace decoration and wood cut flowers in the manner of Christian Friedrich Herold (1700–1779). Circa 1740

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EUR 1,250

Cobalt blue cup and saucer with scenes of gallantry before the Albrechtsburg, rich gold lace decoration. Circa 1740

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EUR 2,750

Tea bowl with gilt blue painted decoration and coloured inner decoration. Circa 1740/50

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EUR 875

Spice jar with voluted foot and women's heads with ozier moulding, insects and flowers. Circa 1745

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EUR 937

Octagonal plate with ozier moulding, "Meisenpärchen“ bird decoration and insects. Circa 1740/50

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EUR 250

Lobed octagonal form bowl with pair of pheasants and insects. Circa 1745/50

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EUR 625

Plate with Gotzkowsky relief and bird decoration. Circa 1750/60

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EUR 312

Plate with Dulong relief, fruits and brown edging. Circa 1765

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EUR 250

Two large bowls and three deep plates with "Neuozier" moulding and native birds. Circa 1740/50

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EUR 4,500

Oval plate with handles, ozier moulding and bee design, in addition an ice bucket lid from the same service. Circa 1740/50

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EUR 625

Bowl with forget-me-not relief, German flowers. Circa 1750

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EUR 62

Dessert plate with perforated and asymmetrical "Brühlsche Allerlei" decoration, German flowers and gold rim. Circa 1740/50

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EUR 500

Salt cellar with ozier moulding, flower painting and brown edging. Circa 1740/50

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EUR 175

Bowl with ozier moulding, German flowers and brown edging. Circa 1760

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EUR 312

Oval présentoir with ozier moulding, German flowers and brown edging. Circa 1740/50

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EUR 62

Large round tureen with ozier moulding, German flowers, asparagus moulded handles, lemon finial lid and gold rim. Circa 1745/50

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EUR 1,500

Large round bowl with "Neuozier" moulding, German flowers and gold rim. Circa 1740/50

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Sold for:

EUR 500

Large oval plate with "Neuozier" moulding, German flowers and gold rim. Circa 1740/50

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Sold for:

EUR 625

Cup and saucer, Old Brandenstein pattern with flower painting. Circa 1745

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EUR 150

Cup with saucer with merchant shipping scenes. Circa 1745

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Sold for:

EUR 875

Pair of yellow-green cups and saucer bowls with German flowers and insects in cartouche and brown edging. Circa 1745/50

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Sold for:

EUR 500

Small Bouillon tureen and présentoir with shadowed flowers, insects and gold edging. Circa 1738

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EUR 6,875

Small bouillon tureen with présentoir, with insect decoration and brown edging. Circa 1740/45

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Sold for:

EUR 4,125

Pair of quatrelobe cups and saucers with shadowed flowers, insect decoration and gold edging. 1745/50

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EUR 2,375

Eight deep plates with Gotzkowsky relief, animals, flowers and fruits. Circa 1750/65

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Sold for:

EUR 2,500

Octagonal bowl with offset ribbing and purple painted decoration. Circa 1750/60

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EUR 187

Plate with "Red Lion" decoration. Circa 1760/70

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Sold for:

EUR 875

Font with angel and putto, after the model by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706–1775). 1748

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EUR 4,375

Cup and saucer with coloured Watteau scenes and gold edging. Circa 1740/45

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Sold for:

EUR 187

Cup and saucer with Teniers scenes. Circa 1750

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EUR 437

Sand shaker with floral decoration. Circa 1750

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EUR 93

Teapot with native birds and purple mosaic decoration. Circa 1750/60

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EUR 5,000

Teapot with painted fruit decoration and green mosaic decoration to the edges. Circa 1750/60

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Sold for:

EUR 2,250

Cup and saucer with rocks and flowers in painted blue decoration by Johann Carl Möbius (born 1735). Circa 1760/70

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Sold for:

EUR 187

Thimble with floral decoration. Circa 1770

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Sold for:

EUR 2,000

Snuff box with scenes of gallantry. Circa 1760

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Sold for:

EUR 6,875

Soup dish with Gotzkowsky relief and copper green Watteau scene, floral decoration and gold margin. Circa 1770

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Sold for:

EUR 375

Bowl with Gotzkowsky relief and copper green Watteau scene, floral decoration and gold margin. Circa 1750

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Sold for:

EUR 62

Confectionary dish with sculpted leaf stems and flowers, a moss green Watteau scene, floral decoration and gold margin. Circa 1760

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Sold for:

EUR 687

Large bowl with Gotzkowsky relief and moss green Watteau scene, floral decoration and gold margin. Circa 1750

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Sold for:

EUR 1,000

Cup from the court service for Elector Friedrich August III. of Saxony (1750–1827) – with the blue ribbon, redpoll finch and fruits. Circa 1777

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Sold for:

EUR 500

Cup and saucer with scenes of soldiers in purple painted decoration by Johann George Loehnig (1743-1806). Circa 1780

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Sold for:

EUR 250

Small classical decorative vase. Circa 1780

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Sold for:

EUR 250

Cobalt blue cup ("Campaner" form) and saucer with garland of flowers. Circa 1820

Estimate:

Sold for:

EUR 312