Meissen Four Branch Candelabras |
| Superb pair of unusually available, much sort after, mid 19th century Meissen four branch candelabras. Shepherd and Shepherdess standing under a tree on shaped bases. Palate of blues/pinks. Restoration to one branch and various stems.
c. 1860
W 14” / 36cm
D 14” / 36cm
H 18” . 46cm
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An IMPORTANT St. Cloud Seau A Verre, C.1735. Meissen. |
| An IMPORTANT St. Cloud Seau A Verre, C.1735 or wine cooler. PERFECT CONDITION. Definately no restoration or damage. This is one of the reasons I liked it. INCREDABLY RARE. Also, those most unusual faces. which are totally unlike the ones I see on early Meissen. The moulding is CRISP and BEAUTIFULL. It is 5 1/2 ins/14cms wide by 4 1/2ins/ 12cms high. |
A BEAUTIFULL Meissen teapot, C.1745 |
| This wonderfull teapot and lid are both in PERFECT CONDITION. AMAZING for over 260 years old. Fully marked with the very early slightly feint crossed swords mark. |
A VERY RARE & FINE Chelsea dish, red anchor C.1755. |
| Possibly painted by JEFFREYS HAMMETT O'NEAL, with Meissen style harbour scenes.
The enamels are lovely and bright, as I would say that it has never been used / rubbed. I would say the previous owners put it away. Professionally restored. Size 9 1/2ins across, painted small red anchor mark to rear, and typical Chelsea stilt marks.
If you were lucky enough to find one of these in near perfect condition, it would be much over £1,000. |
EXTREMELY RARE LARGE Meissen stand from a Tafelaufsate, C.1738 modelled by J.J.KAENDLER. |
| An EXTREMELY RARE LARGE Meissen stand from a Tafelaufsate, C.1738 modelled by J.J.KAENDLER. Painted in a BEAUTIFULL KAKIEMON pattern.This is the earliest piece I have ever seen modelled by Kaendler, as we normally see his figures from C.1740 if we are lucky, and mostly from C.1745 to C.1757. This would have come from a Royal service, or at least a titled person's VERY GRAND SERVICE. LARGE size at 15 3/8ins / 39cms across.
For a simmilar example to this, see the service made for Fieldmarshal Graf von Munnich. Also, see Ingelmore Menzhausen, 'Kunstschatze aus Dresden' Kunsthaus Zurich Exhibition Catalogue (1971), p.349, fig 67, Kat. no. 346
PROVENANCE:- With Segal, Basel. I ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE THIS TO BE AN 18th CENTURY Meissen piece, and if you took it to any of the big auctioneers in London, New York etc, such as Christies, Sothebys or Bonhams and they dissagreed, I would take it back for a FULL refund.
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Schhetzmeister Antique Doll |
| Schhetzmeister Antique Doll with Excellent Dress in Handmade Lace. C. 1900.
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VERY RARE and FINE quality Meissen figure of Harliquin |
| A VERY RARE and FINE quality Meissen figure of Harliquin, after a model by J.J.Kaendler in C.1738. Late 19th / early 20th century. He is SUPERBLY painted, and is full of movement. He is also in PERFECT CONDITION, with no chips, cracks or restorations. First quality, with no incised lines near or through the crossed swords. Size:- 6 1/8ins / 16cms high. I have been looking through all the big auctions etc. and I have not been able to find such a good example as this, except for one nearly as nice, which sold some time ago for over £2,000 including premium. Fully marked with the Meissen crossed swords mark, and various incised numerals. |
Meissen |
| A truly delightful cup and saucer of superb quality most likly Meissen c1770, has the caduceus mark on base. The cup and saucer is of finest quality porcelain, cobalt blue base with gold gilding and pale blue enamel. A very nice cabinet set for the discerning collector.
Size: saucer 11cm diameter cup6.5cm diameter and 3.5cm height
Condition: Good, no chips, crazing or restoration
Further pictures available upon request
Please Quote reference number A30
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Dresden/Meissen Beaker |
| A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN BEAKER c1840, TRANSFER AND HAND PAINTED. VERY MUCH IN THE MEISSEN AND DRESDEN STYLE, MARKED TO BASE WITH A BLUE CROWN AND AN IMPRESSED CROWN OVER A SHIELD WHICH CONTAINS THE LETTER B.
Size: size: 6cm height 7.5cm diameter at rim
FURTHER PICTURES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Please Quote reference number: A 24
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A SUPERB Sevres Tete-A-Tete. Late 18th century. |
| This is a VERY RARE set for two reasons. 1). It is true 18th century and DECORATED IN THE 18th CENTURY, as opposed to the 95% of Sevres we see which is either decorated in the 19th cent or even into the 20th cent. 2). It is a COMPLETE set, as opposed to the individual pieces we see from time to time.
Fully marked to the undersides, with the interlaced blue Sevres marks, date codes, and painter's numbers.
Condition:- SUPERB.
I think this set could sell for £2,000 plus in a good London sale, but I am happy to make an easy sale on this site. More photos on request. |
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