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Lot 50 | Porcelain coffee set "Arabian Nights" for six persons
Estimate
5.000
- 6.000
€
D
Result:
(incl. premium)
10.320 €
PORCELAIN COFFEE SET "ARABIAN NIGHTS" FOR SIX PERSONS.
Meissen.
Maker/Designer: Model L. Zepner, decor H. Werner, 1966/67.
Technique: Porcelain, enriched in colours and gold.
Description: 22 pieces consisting of: 1 coffee pot, 1 sugar bowl, 1 milk jug, 1 cake dish, 6 coffee
cups, 6 saucers, 6 dessert plates.
Measurement: Height coffee pot 26cm.
Mark: Swordsmark, coffee pot and cake dish each with one grind, different painter's signets, porcelain former numbers and year marks.
Literature:
-Reinheckel, Günther: Splendid service made of Meissen porcelain, Leipzig 1989, p. 193-194.
-Keisch, Christiane (Ed.): Meissen Today, Berlin 1976, p.11.
The creator of the decor '1001 Nights', Heinz Werner, was a member of an artists' collective that was responsible for the design of new figures, wall panel paintings and vessels in Meissen from 1960. One of the main tasks of this new department, which still exists today, was the development of coffee and table services. The aim was to use innovative means to continue Meissen's long tradition of creating design highlights of European dining culture.
The decor of 1001 nights, on the service 'Großer Ausschnitt' designed by Ludwig Zepner, is an ideal example of this approach. Similar to Johann Gregorius Höroldt's chinoiseries from the 18th century, the Oriental motifs are born from the imagination of a romanticizing European perspective. The actions on the porcelain are not staged in cartouches, but the cheerful, colourful and luxurious gold fairytale world can move freely on the curved forms of the vessels. The gold lace border, which runs along the edges of the service parts, acts like a curtain through which the viewer can follow the events.
Meissen.
Maker/Designer: Model L. Zepner, decor H. Werner, 1966/67.
Technique: Porcelain, enriched in colours and gold.
Description: 22 pieces consisting of: 1 coffee pot, 1 sugar bowl, 1 milk jug, 1 cake dish, 6 coffee
cups, 6 saucers, 6 dessert plates.
Measurement: Height coffee pot 26cm.
Mark: Swordsmark, coffee pot and cake dish each with one grind, different painter's signets, porcelain former numbers and year marks.
Literature:
-Reinheckel, Günther: Splendid service made of Meissen porcelain, Leipzig 1989, p. 193-194.
-Keisch, Christiane (Ed.): Meissen Today, Berlin 1976, p.11.
The creator of the decor '1001 Nights', Heinz Werner, was a member of an artists' collective that was responsible for the design of new figures, wall panel paintings and vessels in Meissen from 1960. One of the main tasks of this new department, which still exists today, was the development of coffee and table services. The aim was to use innovative means to continue Meissen's long tradition of creating design highlights of European dining culture.
The decor of 1001 nights, on the service 'Großer Ausschnitt' designed by Ludwig Zepner, is an ideal example of this approach. Similar to Johann Gregorius Höroldt's chinoiseries from the 18th century, the Oriental motifs are born from the imagination of a romanticizing European perspective. The actions on the porcelain are not staged in cartouches, but the cheerful, colourful and luxurious gold fairytale world can move freely on the curved forms of the vessels. The gold lace border, which runs along the edges of the service parts, acts like a curtain through which the viewer can follow the events.
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VAT margin scheme, VAT included, but must not be indicated, not refundable
29% buyer’s premium on the hammer price
29% buyer’s premium on the hammer price
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Stock Id: 67257-1
