Eighteenth Meissen Mythological Group
Artist: J.j. Kändler
Mythological group in Meissen porcelain dating from the middle of the 18th century, circa 1750, mark in blue with two crossed swords, unglazed base.
Representation of Bacchus holding a cup, seated on a barrel, a young faun at his feet filling a gourd, Rocaille triangular base.
This group was certainly part of a larger centerpiece consisting of 3 parts.
Height: 27.5 cm Width of the base approximately 17 cm.
Good general condition.
Note: small restorations of the faun's fingers and a few finger tips. A micro chip (2 mm) at the base, a crack or hair at the cut (see photos).
A similar group was sold at Christies on December 19, 2007.
Representation of Bacchus holding a cup, seated on a barrel, a young faun at his feet filling a gourd, Rocaille triangular base.
This group was certainly part of a larger centerpiece consisting of 3 parts.
Height: 27.5 cm Width of the base approximately 17 cm.
Good general condition.
Note: small restorations of the faun's fingers and a few finger tips. A micro chip (2 mm) at the base, a crack or hair at the cut (see photos).
A similar group was sold at Christies on December 19, 2007.
3 300 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Porcelain
Height: 27,5
Reference (ID): 1140025
Availability: In stock
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