CIRCA 1830, UNDERGLAZE BLUE WAVE MARK

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A ROYAL COPENHAGEN TOPOGRAPHICAL TWO-HANDLED LAVENDER-GROUND VASE
CIRCA 1830, UNDERGLAZE BLUE WAVE MARK
Of amphora form with an everted rim, the waisted neck gilt with fruiting vine, the richly-gilt loop handles with matt-gilt palmette terminals, the front painted with a view of Frederiksborg Castle in Copenhagen within an oval tooled gilt cartouche, the reverse reserved with a gilt wreath enclosing a lyre on crossed trumpets, on a circular spreading foot gilt with stiff-leaves, gilt band rims (restoration to neck, handles and footrim with associated retouching, some wear to gilding)
7¾ in. (19.6 cm.) high

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Lot Essay

Cf. Moritiz Landgraf von Hessen, et al., Das Weisse Gold des Nordens Kopenhagner Porzellan des. 18 und 19. Jahrhunderts, Schloss Fasanerie 2002 Exhibition Catalogue (Fulad, 2002), p. 166, pl. 62 for a vase painted with the same castle.

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