Lot Essay
See Mrazek and Neuwirth, Wiener Porzellan, Vienna, 1970, no. 270, Tafel 46 for the male companion figure.
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THE PROPERTY OF CANADIAN COLLECTORS (LOTS 131-140)
AN EARLY VIENNA WHITE FIGURE OF A PEASANT GIRL
CIRCA 1745-1750, IMPRESSED BINDENSCHILD AND MODELER'S ! MARKS
Details
AN EARLY VIENNA WHITE FIGURE OF A PEASANT GIRL
Circa 1745-1750, impressed Bindenschild and modeler's ! marks
After a Meissen model, the peasant girl seated on rockwork with her legs crossed and supporting a monumental ewer at her left, holding open its cover with her right hand and steadying the ewer with her left, berried vine extending from the ground to become its handle
7¼ in. (18.4 cm.) high
Circa 1745-1750, impressed Bindenschild and modeler's ! marks
After a Meissen model, the peasant girl seated on rockwork with her legs crossed and supporting a monumental ewer at her left, holding open its cover with her right hand and steadying the ewer with her left, berried vine extending from the ground to become its handle
7¼ in. (18.4 cm.) high
Provenance
With Pamela Rowan, acquired at the Park Lane Antiques Fair, London, 30 October 1990.