CIRCA 1724, GILDER'S 46. TO BOTH, DREHER'S INCISED TO TEABOWL AND X TO SAUCER

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A Meissen teabowl and saucer
CIRCA 1724, GILDER'S 46. TO BOTH, DREHER'S INCISED TO TEABOWL AND X TO SAUCER
Painted in the manner of J.G. Melhorn, one side of the teabowl painted with a river-landscape with three men in a boat by a village nestling amongst trees, within a quatrefoil gilt cartouche with Böttger-lustre panels edged with gilt scrolls and red and brown scrolls, the interior with a Kakiemon bouquet below a gilt Laub-und-Bandelwerk border, the saucer with a river-landscape with a figure on horseback crossing a bridge before buildings, a town in the distance, within a similar cartouche and border, the underside with three concentric red circles, gilt line rims (rims with areas of wear, teabowl with minute areas of wear, saucer with areas of wear)

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拍品專文

A two-handled bowl and stand with the same type of painted decoration and gilt border is in the David Collection, Copenhagen, and is illustrated by Erik Lassen, Die Sammlung David, Meissen Porzellan (Copenhagen, 1985), pp. 68-69, no. 22. Cf. Rainer Rückert, Meissener Porzellan (Munich, 1966), nos. 130 and 131. For a discussion of J.G. Melhorn's and J.G. Höroldt's work, see William W. Blackburn, 'The length of J.G. Höroldt's career as an artist and other notes', Keramik-Freunde der Schweiz, July 1957, no. 39. pl. XVI, fig. 41 and p. 36. A Böttger cream-pot and stand with similar decoration was sold in these Rooms on 26th October 1993, lot 401.