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LOT 4:
A GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPING BY FURSTENBERG, 18TH C.
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Sold for: $200
Price including buyer’s premium and sales tax:
$
278.72
Start price:
$
200
Estimate :
$400 - $500
Buyer's Premium: 28%
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sales tax: 8.875%
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Item Overview
Description:
A GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP, FÜRSTENBERG, 18TH CENTURY.
A finely modeled and polychrome enameled porcelain figure group depicting Bacchus seated on a wine barrel, draped in a deep red cloak, holding aloft a gilt goblet, accompanied by a young bacchante holding a wine flask and wineskin. Both figures are placed on a scrolling rocaille base heightened with green and gilt details.
The verso is marked with an underglaze blue "F" mark of the Fürstenberg manufactory.
Footnote: The Fürstenberg manufactory, founded in 1747 under Duke Charles I of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, produced fine hard-paste porcelain influenced by Meissen and other Saxon models. Bacchic groups were a popular subject of mid-18th-century porcelain, emblematic of conviviality and abundance.
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Dimensions: H: 10 in., (24.5 cm.)
Condition: Very good overall with expected minor wear to gilding and enamels; no significant chips, cracks, or restorations visible.
