拍品專文
Cf. O. Walcha, Meissner Porzellan, Dresden, 1973, illustration 153 for a comparable ormolu charriot with putto and Vincennes flowers.
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CIRCA 1755
細節
An ormolu charriot with Meissen porcelain putti and Vincennes porcelain flowers
Circa 1755
The putti painted in colours and enhanced in gilt, modelled by J.J. Kaendler, comprising: a central seated bacchic putto enhanced with trailing vine and holding a goblet towards its mouth with its left hand, a smaller one wearing a purple cape and with a protective gesture behind it, with two frontal winged cherubs blowing a conch seated astride wide-eyed dolphins connected with chains to the chassis, the elaborate ormolu wheel-drawn charriot composed of berried branches issuing from a conch seat, the back with a tasseled support and further applied with scrolling branches ending in leaves and surmounted with a multitude of polychrome Vincennes flowers
29 cm. wide
See illustration
Circa 1755
The putti painted in colours and enhanced in gilt, modelled by J.J. Kaendler, comprising: a central seated bacchic putto enhanced with trailing vine and holding a goblet towards its mouth with its left hand, a smaller one wearing a purple cape and with a protective gesture behind it, with two frontal winged cherubs blowing a conch seated astride wide-eyed dolphins connected with chains to the chassis, the elaborate ormolu wheel-drawn charriot composed of berried branches issuing from a conch seat, the back with a tasseled support and further applied with scrolling branches ending in leaves and surmounted with a multitude of polychrome Vincennes flowers
29 cm. wide
See illustration
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拍場告示
Please note that the ormolu mount and the Vincennes-pattern flowers probably date from the 19th century.