Lot 7416 - ibid122 European porcelain, faience & glass - online only - Tuesday, 05. October 2021, 10.00 AM
A SHEPHERD WITH BAGPIPES
Meissen, mid-18th century. Model by J.J. Kändler and P. Reinicke.
Underglaze blue sword mark on the back of the base.
H 9.5 cm/10.5 cm.
The hat, part of the pipe and left hand restored.
The model probably dates from 1745, the painting on the present piece probably slightly later. Presumably created as decoration for the dessert table, these figures were often used by the Parisian marchands-merciers for their gilt bronze clocks and candelabra. (cf. British Museum London, inv. no.1923,0314.21.CR)
The model probably dates from 1745, the painting on the present piece probably slightly later. Presumably created as decoration for the dessert table, these figures were often used by the Parisian marchands-merciers for their gilt bronze clocks and candelabra. (cf. British Museum London, inv. no.1923,0314.21.CR)
CHF 600 / 800 | (€ 620 / 820)
Sold for CHF 525 (including buyer’s premium)
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