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Two Ludwigsburg Groups of Dancers, Circa 1765-70 | Zwei Ludwigsburg Gruppen von Tänzern und Tänzerin
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Beschreibung
the first modelled by Johann Christoph Haselmeyer, as a couple wearing traditional costume, their arms around each other, on a grassy mound base, interlaced CC monogram mark in underglaze-blue to rear of base; the second modelled by Joseph Nees, in dancing pose, each with an arm raised, on a scroll-moulded oval base heightened in puce and gilding, crowned interlaced CC monogram mark in underglaze-blue, incised C3Z, puce enamel 7
Heights 7 in.; 6 1/2 in.
17.8 cm.; 16.5 cm.
Horst Reber, Eine Rheinische Porzellan-Sammlung, Darmstadt, 2006, vol. II, p. 184 (the second group), p. 185 (the first group)
Catalogue note
Another example of the pair of dancers in traditional costume with their arms around each other is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, Ludwigsburger Porzellan, Fayence, Steingut, Kacheln, Fliesen, Stuttgart, 1997, p. 516, no. 103; the model is attributed to Haselmeyer on p. 394, and was first created circa 1766. Another example of the pair of dancers on a rocaille scroll-moulded base is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, ibid., Stuttgart, 1997, p. 515, no. 100; the model is among several closely related groups of dancing couples, attributed to Nees on p. 398, and was first created circa 1760-65.
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Heights 7 in.; 6 1/2 in.
17.8 cm.; 16.5 cm.
Horst Reber, Eine Rheinische Porzellan-Sammlung, Darmstadt, 2006, vol. II, p. 184 (the second group), p. 185 (the first group)
Catalogue note
Another example of the pair of dancers in traditional costume with their arms around each other is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, Ludwigsburger Porzellan, Fayence, Steingut, Kacheln, Fliesen, Stuttgart, 1997, p. 516, no. 103; the model is attributed to Haselmeyer on p. 394, and was first created circa 1766. Another example of the pair of dancers on a rocaille scroll-moulded base is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, ibid., Stuttgart, 1997, p. 515, no. 100; the model is among several closely related groups of dancing couples, attributed to Nees on p. 398, and was first created circa 1760-65.
Additional Notices & Disclaimers
Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers (Online Only) is not applicable to this lot.
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the first modelled by Johann Christoph Haselmeyer, as a couple wearing traditional costume, their arms around each other, on a grassy mound base, interlaced CC monogram mark in underglaze-blue to rear of base; the second modelled by Joseph Nees, in dancing pose, each with an arm raised, on a scroll-moulded oval base heightened in puce and gilding, crowned interlaced CC monogram mark in underglaze-blue, incised C3Z, puce enamel 7
Heights 7 in.; 6 1/2 in.
17.8 cm.; 16.5 cm.
Horst Reber, Eine Rheinische Porzellan-Sammlung, Darmstadt, 2006, vol. II, p. 184 (the second group), p. 185 (the first group)
Catalogue note
Another example of the pair of dancers in traditional costume with their arms around each other is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, Ludwigsburger Porzellan, Fayence, Steingut, Kacheln, Fliesen, Stuttgart, 1997, p. 516, no. 103; the model is attributed to Haselmeyer on p. 394, and was first created circa 1766. Another example of the pair of dancers on a rocaille scroll-moulded base is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, ibid., Stuttgart, 1997, p. 515, no. 100; the model is among several closely related groups of dancing couples, attributed to Nees on p. 398, and was first created circa 1760-65.
Additional Notices & Disclaimers
Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers (Online Only) is not applicable to this lot.
Heights 7 in.; 6 1/2 in.
17.8 cm.; 16.5 cm.
Horst Reber, Eine Rheinische Porzellan-Sammlung, Darmstadt, 2006, vol. II, p. 184 (the second group), p. 185 (the first group)
Catalogue note
Another example of the pair of dancers in traditional costume with their arms around each other is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, Ludwigsburger Porzellan, Fayence, Steingut, Kacheln, Fliesen, Stuttgart, 1997, p. 516, no. 103; the model is attributed to Haselmeyer on p. 394, and was first created circa 1766. Another example of the pair of dancers on a rocaille scroll-moulded base is illustrated by Hans Dieter Flach, ibid., Stuttgart, 1997, p. 515, no. 100; the model is among several closely related groups of dancing couples, attributed to Nees on p. 398, and was first created circa 1760-65.
Additional Notices & Disclaimers
Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers (Online Only) is not applicable to this lot.
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