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CIRCA 1735-38, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARKS, BLUE TO FOOTRIM
Details
A Meissen armorial plate form the Sulkowski service
Circa 1735-38, blue crossed swords marks, blue to footrim
Painted with two shaped escutcheons with the arms of Sulkowski and Stain, each shield held by one paw of a brown and gilt rampant lion supporter, their paws supporting a coronet, the Sulkowski arms with the Order of the White Eagle below, on a stepped plinth draped with blue cloth and supported by a puce-ground panel with purple hatching and edged in gilt scrolling foliage, the well with scattered kakiemon flowers, within a ozier-moulded border and lobed rim (wear to gilding, surface scratching generally, very short hairline crack to rim edge)
9¼ in. (23.5 cm.) wide
Circa 1735-38, blue crossed swords marks, blue to footrim
Painted with two shaped escutcheons with the arms of Sulkowski and Stain, each shield held by one paw of a brown and gilt rampant lion supporter, their paws supporting a coronet, the Sulkowski arms with the Order of the White Eagle below, on a stepped plinth draped with blue cloth and supported by a puce-ground panel with purple hatching and edged in gilt scrolling foliage, the well with scattered kakiemon flowers, within a ozier-moulded border and lobed rim (wear to gilding, surface scratching generally, very short hairline crack to rim edge)
9¼ in. (23.5 cm.) wide
Provenance
Anon., sale Sotheby's London, 4 June 1974, lot 47
Special notice
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price plus buyer's premium