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Meissen Porcelain

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

Böttger porcelain, coloured overglaze painting, gold decoration – painting presumably by Johann Gregorius Höroldt (born 1696). 2,5 cm; Ø 21,7 cm (1 in.; Ø 8 ½ in.).
This picture shows the following artwork:  Meissen Porcelain. Plate with chinoiseries, gold lace decoration and iron-red round medallion with white pattern. Circa 1728.

Estimate:

EUR 20,000

 

- 30,000

USD 22,500

 

- 33,700

Sold for:

25,000 EUR (incl. premium)

Autumn Auctions 247-254

Orangerie Selected Objects, Thursday, 26.11.2015

Information

Böttger porcelain, coloured overglaze painting, gold decoration – painting presumably by Johann Gregorius Höroldt (born 1696). 2,5 cm; Ø 21,7 cm (1 in.; Ø 8 ½ in.). Crossed swords mark in blue underglaze; two round labels: 9; rectangular label with red border: 7537.

Comparable object and related literature: Ulrich Pietsch: Johann Gregorius Höroldt 1696–1775, exh. cat., Dresden 1996, p. 179

The current owner and the heirs of Dr. Franz and Margarethe Oppenheimer have reached a final agreement in respect of this plate. According to this agreement the issue of ownership has been resolved, providing the consigner with absolute and undisputed ownership of the object..

Collection Franz (1871–1950) and Margarethe Oppenheimer (born Knapp, died 1949), Berlin and Vienna / collection of the banker Fritz Mannheimer (1891–1939), Amsterdam / 1941 so-called Special Commission Linz (Depot Kloster Stift Hohenfurth, Bad Aussee salt mine) / 1945–46 Central Collection Point Munich / 1946 restituted to the Netherlands - Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam / 1952 collection Maurice de Rothschild (1881–1957), France / collection Ringier, Switzerland / 2007 private collection, northern Germany

Auction catalogue: Catalogoue de tableaux, antiquités, objets d’art provebant de la célèbre collection du Dr. F. Mannheimer, Amsterdam, Muller & Cie, Amsterdam, 14–21 October 1952, lot 339a / Auction catalogue: Highly Important Early European Porcelain. The Property of a Noted European Collector, part 1, Christie’s, London, 28 March 1977, lot 22 a (part of a larger lot) / A Highly Important Private Collection of Meissen and Continental Ceramics, part 1, Christie’s, London, 11 December 2007, lot 21

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