A Meissen porcelain tea bowl with the coat-of ...
A Meissen porcelain tea bowl with the coat-of-arms of King Christian VI of Denmark
Of conical section with slightly flared lip. Decorated with a gilt cartouche picked out in purple lustre surrounding a garden landscape scene. The monogram of Christian VI beneath a crown in gold picked out in red to verso. The sides decorated with "indianische blumen" on trellis, the centre with large palm fronds. The centre of the saucer with the large coat-of-arms against a drapery and beneath a large crown, the underside decorated with flowering sprigs and a bird. All edges gilt. Blue crossed swords mark, both pieces with gold painter's mark 1., mass mark /. H 4.4, diameter saucer 12.8 cm.
Ca. 1730 - 35.
** Provenance
Purchased from Röbbig art dealers, Munich.
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A Meissen porcelain tea bowl with the coat-of-arms of King Christian VI of Denmark
Of conical section with slightly flared lip. Decorated with a gilt cartouche picked out in purple lustre surrounding a garden landscape scene. The monogram of Christian VI beneath a crown in gold picked out in red to verso. The sides decorated with "indianische blumen" on trellis, the centre with large palm fronds. The centre of the saucer with the large coat-of-arms against a drapery and beneath a large crown, the underside decorated with flowering sprigs and a bird. All edges gilt. Blue crossed swords mark, both pieces with gold painter's mark 1., mass mark /. H 4.4, diameter saucer 12.8 cm.
Ca. 1730 - 35.
** Provenance
Purchased from Röbbig art dealers, Munich.
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