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a meissen figural allegorical group of the vine-dressers
19TH CENTURY, MARKED WITH LARGE UNDERGLAZE BLUE CROSSED SWORDS WITH DOTTED HILTS AND IN RED WITH 9.
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a meissen figural allegorical group of the vine-dressers
19th century, marked with large underglaze blue crossed swords with dotted hilts and in red with 9.
(Die Weintreter) gilt and painted in colours, after a model by Michel Victor Acier, inspired by a drawing by Schoenau, depicting seven youngsters around a large barrel, comprising: a girl eating grapes, a lady playing a hurdy-gurdy, a mandolin player, a boy sitting on a small barrel tasting wine, another on a ladder, the barrel surmounted with a cover; upholding a girl wearing a feathery hat and a boy holding up a wreath of leaves, on a rocky base, the border gilt with interlocking circles and paired acanthus leaves (restored)
31cm high
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Christie's charge a buyer's premium of 20% (VAT inclusive) for this lot.
Lot Essay
See illustration p.48
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