拍品 162
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A Berlin (K.P.M.) porcelain circular dish, two soup plates, a plate, two pierced plates and an egg-cup
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A Berlin (K.P.M.) porcelain circular dish, two soup plates, a plate, two pierced plates and an egg-cup

CIRCA 1855, THE EGG-CUP DATED 1920, BLUE SCEPTRE MARKS, THE FIRST THREE WITH BLUE PFENNING MARKS AND PUCE ENTWINED FW CYPHERS FOR KING FRIEDRICH WILHELM IV, ONE PIECED PLATE WITH PRINTED BROWN PRUSSIAN EAGLE AND K.P.M. MARK, THE OTHER PLATE WITH PRINTED IRON-RED ORN AND KPM MARK AND BLUE SCEPTRE AND KPM MARK AND WITH THE ENTWINED FW CYPHER, THE EGG-CUP WITH WR MONOGRAM WITH PRUSSIAN ROYAL CROWN ABOVE FOR EMPEROR WILHELM II

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A Berlin (K.P.M.) porcelain circular dish, two soup plates, a plate, two pierced plates and an egg-cup
Circa 1855, the egg-cup dated 1920, blue sceptre marks, the first three with blue Pfenning marks and puce entwined FW cyphers for King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, one pieced plate with printed brown Prussian eagle and K.P.M. mark, the other plate with printed iron-red orn and KPM mark and blue sceptre and KPM mark and with the entwined FW cypher, the egg-cup with WR monogram with Prussian Royal crown above for Emperor Wilhelm II
The first three and one pierced plate with borders of trailing convolvulus between gilt bands (the soup-plates with wear to gilt wells and rims and with chip to one rim), the large dish - 12 3/8in. (31.5 cm.) diam., the plates - 9½in. (24cm.) diam., the other plate with a passion flower border (well rubbed, crack to rim) - 10in. (25.5cm.) diam., the pierced octagonal plate with a border of ivy (rim damaged) - 8¼in. (21cm.) wide, the egg cup with a band of fruiting vine between gilt lines - 2¼in. (5.7cm.) high (7)
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拍品專文

Two plates in the Tielebier Collection of similar form to the small octagonal plate are illustrated by Erich Köllmann and Margarete Jarchow, Berliner Porzellan, Munich, 1987, Vol. II, p. 457, figs. 303 a/b. The plate with the passion flower border is a variation of the design produced for Prince Friedrich of the Netherlands in circa 1825.