MEISSEN, Other German Companies & Vienna

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Founded in 1710 the Royal Factory at Meissen dominated the European field for over 50 years with their brillant modelers and painters. Attemps to keep the formula secret failed and other fine German factories arose. Among the most notable are Hochst, Frankenthal, Furstenberg, Nymphenburg, Ludwigsburg and Berlin. The factory at Vienna, Austria was founded in 1718 by Du Pacquier with the help of two runaway Meissen employees.

See also 19th CENTURY GERMAN, Meissen etc.

Stock#	Item Description	Date	Maker	Price
33171	Dish, square with canted corners and molded ozier border decorated with floral sprays & insects; the well painted with a Watteau scene of a man & woman in a garden setting. Reference; Europaisches Porzellan: Kunstgebemuseum, Der Stadt Koln by Barbara Beaucamp-Markowsky.Items # 97 & 98, pages 156-160. Dot period. * small chip to foot rim. Mark; underglaze blue crossed swords with dot between the pommels.	1753-60	Meissen	$875.00
23237	Coffee pot, 9-1/2" high. Ribbed body decorated with floral sprays in puce monochrome, high domed lid with pointed finial. Presentation inscription in script "FGM". No marks. * restored kick of handle.	c.1790	Wallendorf	$550.00
24843	Plate, 8-1/2" diameter. Molded ozier shape with pierced border & gold rim. The white body decorated with multicolored "deutsche Blumen" featuring a large tulip. Mark: underglaze blue crossed swords.	c.1760	Meissen	$875.00
25163	Salt, 1-3/8" x 3-1/4". Trencher shape decorated with blue foliate garlands. Marcolini period. Mark; underglaze blue crossed swords with star & "Z" * factory flaw glazed rim chip	c.1790	Meissen	$375.00
24530	Dish,12" long Molded leaf shape with distinct veins. White ground painted with a blue floral pattern . Marcolini period. Mark; underglaze blue crossed swords with star and painter's mark	c.1790	Meissen	$750.00
SOLD 33177	Teapot, 3"high, bullet shape with bird spout. The white ground painted with polychrome enamel European flowers or "Deuchen blumen". Mark; underglaze blue crossed swords. *loss to gold around rim,/chip to rim of lid	c.1735	Meissen	SOLD
SOLD 33176	Teapot, 3-1/2"high, fluted spout, the white ground decorated with underglaze blue "Bird & tree pattern"an Oriental design of foliage and a bird, further embellished with gilding by Ferner. Mark; underglaze blue crossed swords. *tiny chip to inside of rim	1730-45	Meissen	SOLD
33181SOLD	Coffee pot, 7"high. Lobed baluster shape with double twist handle. White ground with multiclored floral spray. High domed lid with apple finial . Mark: underglaze blue shield & # 51 in orange-red.	c. 1790	Vienna	SOLD
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