PIPE BOWL Du Paquier, ca. 1730-40. Probably "Hausmaler" decoration.
Painted in schwarzlot and purple camaïeu, accentuated in gold. Featuring a portrait, foliage and strapwork, and scattered branches.
H 4.5 cm.
Provenance:
- Dr. Paul von Ostermann, Darmstadt.
- The Dr. Max Fahrländer, Basel-Riehen.
- Koller Auctions Zurich, 17 March 2016, Lot No. 1741.
- Aristocratic private collection, Southern Germany.
Illustration:
Edmund Wilhelm Braun, Porzellangalanterien aus der Sammlung Dr. Paul von Ostermann, in: Der Cicerone, 2/1910, p. 17.
The Baroque foliage and strapwork decoration in schwarzlot accentuated in gold is a typical decorative element for the Manufactory, can be found in a prominent position as a rim border on Du Paquier's hunting tableware from 1740. With respect to tobacco culture, its manifestations at Du Paquier and another pipe bowl, see "Fired by Passion", 2009, II, C. Lehner-Jobst "Porzellan im höfischen Alltag", p. 649 Ill. 7.62.
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Painted in schwarzlot and purple camaïeu, accentuated in gold. Featuring a portrait, foliage and strapwork, and scattered branches.
H 4.5 cm.
Provenance:
- Dr. Paul von Ostermann, Darmstadt.
- The Dr. Max Fahrländer, Basel-Riehen.
- Koller Auctions Zurich, 17 March 2016, Lot No. 1741.
- Aristocratic private collection, Southern Germany.
Illustration:
Edmund Wilhelm Braun, Porzellangalanterien aus der Sammlung Dr. Paul von Ostermann, in: Der Cicerone, 2/1910, p. 17.
The Baroque foliage and strapwork decoration in schwarzlot accentuated in gold is a typical decorative element for the Manufactory, can be found in a prominent position as a rim border on Du Paquier's hunting tableware from 1740. With respect to tobacco culture, its manifestations at Du Paquier and another pipe bowl, see "Fired by Passion", 2009, II, C. Lehner-Jobst "Porzellan im höfischen Alltag", p. 649 Ill. 7.62.
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