A MEISSEN KAKIEMON SUGAR-BOX AND COVER
A MEISSEN KAKIEMON SUGAR-BOX AND COVER

CIRCA 1735, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK, IMPRESSED WORKMAN'S MARK FOR SCHIEFFER

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A MEISSEN KAKIEMON SUGAR-BOX AND COVER
Circa 1735, blue crossed swords mark, impressed workman's mark for Schieffer
Of quatrefoil form, the moulded cover surmounted by a crown, painted in the Gelber Löwe pattern with a yellow tiger entwined around a bamboo shoot, with flowering prunus issuing from a root to the right; together with a Meissen stand, circa 1735, blue crossed swords mark and Pressnummer 6., painted in the manner of J.G. Heintz with merchants on quayside within quatrefoil gilt, iron-red and puce Laub-und-Bandelwerk cartouches, about a central well enriched as brocade painted with scattered chrysanthemum and half-peonies; and a Meissen (Marcolini) Marseille-moulded soup-tureen stand painted with birds and insects
5in. (12.6cm.) wide, the first (3)

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See Mary Campbell Gristina, The Wark Collection, Jacksonville, FL, 1984, fig. 218 for an illustration of a similarly painted bouillon bowl cover and stand

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