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- Date of production ca. 1735
- Place of creation Meissen, Saxony
- Dimensions height: 14.2 cm
- Author's designation at the bottom, crossed swords painted underglaze with cobalt
- ID no. ZKWawel 7525/1-2
- Museum Wawel Royal Castle – State Art Collection
- Availability Saxon Hall
- Subjects at the table, painted
- Technique extrusion in mould, baking, glazing, overglaze painting
- Material porcelain
- Acquired date purchased in 1988
- Object copyright Wawel Royal Castle – State Art Collection
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums Plus project
- Tags ceramics , Meissen , vessel , set , 3D , coffee , WMM Plus , public domain
A pear-shaped pot with an isolated base. Its deeply bent spout is set on a raised mascaron. Its handle in the shape of the letter “J” is ornamented with volutes at the top and the bottom, as well as raised leaves and palmettes on the outside. The pot has a domed cap with a collar.
moreA pear-shaped pot with an isolated base. Its deeply bent spout is set on a raised mascaron. Its handle in the shape of the letter “J” is ornamented with volutes at the top and the bottom, as well as raised leaves and palmettes on the outside. The pot has a domed cap with a collar. The painting style consists of casually laid out flowers and realistically depicted insects with shadows painted grey. This kind of decoration, popular in the 1730s, was the first typically European style of porcelain painting. Designs of flowers, fruit and insects were drawn from botanical pattern books, hence their name “graphic flowers.”
Elaborated by Dorota Gabryś (Wawel Royal Castle), editorial team of Małopolska’s Virtual Museums, © all rights reserved
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