拍品 506
506
A RARE CIRCULAR SILVER-GILT MOUNTED BOWL, the side white-enamelled on copper painted with four rustic scenes, in gilt shaped oval medaillons painted in gold with foliate C-scrolls and masks in relief, alternated by gold painted trellis panels surrounded by flowers and foliage, the lower part painted with naturalistic green and brown foliage and painted gold flowers, the upper band painted with blue ribbons and festoons of flowers in green, red and yellow, and gold, the underneath painted with blue and red trelliswork, the lower and upper silver-gilt rim decorated with engraved stylised foliate band, apparently unmarked, possibly Dresden, circa 1735

细节
A RARE CIRCULAR SILVER-GILT MOUNTED BOWL, the side white-enamelled on copper painted with four rustic scenes, in gilt shaped oval medaillons painted in gold with foliate C-scrolls and masks in relief, alternated by gold painted trellis panels surrounded by flowers and foliage, the lower part painted with naturalistic green and brown foliage and painted gold flowers, the upper band painted with blue ribbons and festoons of flowers in green, red and yellow, and gold, the underneath painted with blue and red trelliswork, the lower and upper silver-gilt rim decorated with engraved stylised foliate band, apparently unmarked, possibly Dresden, circa 1735
8.5 cm high, 14.5 cm diam.

拍品专文

This bowl is an example of the high quality decorative enamel ware produced between 1720 and 1750. The most important works on white grounds with gold decoration and painting arose circa 1720 in the work-shop Fromery in Berlin, from here the production moved to Saxony, and especially to Dresden, most likely under influence of the porcelain painting

Cf Seling, Helmut, Die Kunst der Augsburger Goldschmiede, 1529-1868, München, 1980, part I, illustration XXVIII for a similar enamelled work but by the Augsburg maker Elias Adam, date between 1731-1733