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

Tondo with profile portraits of the family of King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia and Queen Luise, with their seven children and the two children of Luise's sister Friederike. 1815

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EUR 14,030

„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

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