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See Ulrich Pietsch, Early Meissen Porcelain The Wark Collection, London, 2011, p. 544, nos. 666-7 for two teabowls and saucers by the same hand as the present example.
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THE PORCELAIN CIRCA 1722, THE DECORATION CIRCA 1724, INCISED DREHER'S MARK TO TEABOWL AND / TO SAUCER
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A MEISSEN CHINOISERIE TEABOWL AND SAUCER
THE PORCELAIN CIRCA 1722, THE DECORATION CIRCA 1724, INCISED DREHER'S MARK TO TEABOWL AND / TO SAUCER
Probably painted by Johann Andreas Lauche, the teabowl with a seated dignitary and attendant and a lady waving a fly-whisk at two wading birds, among flowers and willow issuing from pierced rockwork, the saucer with a pipe-smoking man standing by a child, the borders painted in iron-red with shallow C-scrolls suspending pendant husk and flowerhead ornament, the underside of the saucer with iron-red concentric lines (small chip to underside rim of saucer, shallow chip to inside footrim, small patch of wear to centre of saucer)
THE PORCELAIN CIRCA 1722, THE DECORATION CIRCA 1724, INCISED DREHER'S MARK TO TEABOWL AND / TO SAUCER
Probably painted by Johann Andreas Lauche, the teabowl with a seated dignitary and attendant and a lady waving a fly-whisk at two wading birds, among flowers and willow issuing from pierced rockwork, the saucer with a pipe-smoking man standing by a child, the borders painted in iron-red with shallow C-scrolls suspending pendant husk and flowerhead ornament, the underside of the saucer with iron-red concentric lines (small chip to underside rim of saucer, shallow chip to inside footrim, small patch of wear to centre of saucer)
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Please note that the image for lot 635 was transposed with lot 634 in the printed catalogue
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