Ghislaine Howard
Sale Coordinator
Property formerly in the von Pannwitz Collection
Lot 104
A composite Meissen part table service, third quarter 18th century
Amended
7 December 2022, 14:00 GMT
London, New Bond StreetSold for £12,750 inc. premium
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Sophie von der Goltz
Head of Sale
Nette Megens
Head of Department, Director
Sebastian Kuhn
Department Director
A composite Meissen part table service, third quarter 18th century
Each with a spirally moulded, gilt-edged rim of alternating trellis and floral motif panels (Neubrandenstein) and painted with bird vignettes and scattered insects and butterflies, comprising:
twenty-nine plates, nine soup plates and three circular dishes; together with a Meissen soup plate and a circular dish, 19th century, similarly moulded and decorated, and two Meissen plates, 19th century, with 'Altozier-' and 'Altbrandenstein'-moulded rims, respectively, the plates: 24.3cm diam.; the soup plates: 23.2cm diam.; the dishes: 30.3cm (two) and 34.6cm (one) diam., crossed swords marks, a few with dot or asterisk, in underglaze-blue, impressed numerals (some with chips or minor damage, some wear) (45)
twenty-nine plates, nine soup plates and three circular dishes; together with a Meissen soup plate and a circular dish, 19th century, similarly moulded and decorated, and two Meissen plates, 19th century, with 'Altozier-' and 'Altbrandenstein'-moulded rims, respectively, the plates: 24.3cm diam.; the soup plates: 23.2cm diam.; the dishes: 30.3cm (two) and 34.6cm (one) diam., crossed swords marks, a few with dot or asterisk, in underglaze-blue, impressed numerals (some with chips or minor damage, some wear) (45)
Footnotes
Provenance:
Catalina von Pannwitz Collection, 'De Hartekamp', Heemstede, The Netherlands
Saleroom notices
Please note that the handful of pieces with Marcolini marks may date from the last quarter of the 18th or beginning of the 19th century.
