A Ludwigsburg part dessert-service
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A Ludwigsburg part dessert-service

CIRCA 1775, MODELLED BY G.F. RIEDEL AND PAINTED BY S.G. HENNIG, ALL WITH BLUE INTERLACED CROWNED L MARKS AND IMPRESSED J I TO FOOTRIMS, TWO LARGE AND FIVE SMALL DISHES WITH INCISED CURSIVE K MARKS, ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL DISH INCISED X

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A Ludwigsburg part dessert-service
Circa 1775, modelled by G.F. Riedel and painted by S.G. Hennig, all with blue interlaced crowned L marks and impressed J i to footrims, two large and five small dishes with incised cursive K marks, one large and one small dish incised X
The centres painted in puce with loose bouquets of garden flowers and elsewhere with scattered sprays and buds beneath borders crisply moulded with panels of scrolling foliage ornament alternating with plain panels painted with flowers, beneath shaped gilt rims, comprising: three large shallow bowls and six small shallow bowls, (slight chipping and wear)
The large bowls 9¾ in. (25 cm.) diam., the smaller bowls 7 5/8 in. (20 cm.) diam. (9)
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Lot Essay

The distinctive moulding on this service was designed by Riedel in 1762 for for a service for the Marchesa Giovanelli-Martinegro; see Peter Lahnstein and Mechthild Landenberger, Das Ludwigsburger Porzellan und seine Zeit (Stuttgart, 1980), p. 91. For the combination of the moulded border and the painted decoration attributed to Hennig, see Hans Dieter Flach, Ludwigsburger Porzellan, Fayence, Steingut, Kacheln, Fleisen, Ein Handbuch (Stuttgart, n.d.) p. 472, pl. 42 where a dish of the same pattern as the present lot is illustrated.

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