18th-century Meissen Porcelain Reticulated Dish King Frederick II Service
Artist: Meissen
A large Meissen porcelain reticulated dessert dish in ‘Brühl'scher Durchbruch’ pattern, from a table service for King Frederick II, circa 1760, painted with nuts and fruit. Blue crossed swords mark. 34.7 cm diameter.
Notes: For other items from this service, see Lempertz Berlin auction 1272 on June 21st, 2025, lot 27, also auction 1030, May 24th 2014, as lots 142 and 143, respectively, and another Meissen dessert bowl was auctioned in Lempertz Berlin auction 1150 on April 25th 2020, as lot 161.
Condition: In very good condition. There are two tiny (2 mm long) original firing cracks to the reticulated part of the dish that are common to all the other examples of this pattern we have found, a few other tiny firing flaws (accretions and glaze pops), and a light scratch to the purple fruit.
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Notes: For other items from this service, see Lempertz Berlin auction 1272 on June 21st, 2025, lot 27, also auction 1030, May 24th 2014, as lots 142 and 143, respectively, and another Meissen dessert bowl was auctioned in Lempertz Berlin auction 1150 on April 25th 2020, as lot 161.
Condition: In very good condition. There are two tiny (2 mm long) original firing cracks to the reticulated part of the dish that are common to all the other examples of this pattern we have found, a few other tiny firing flaws (accretions and glaze pops), and a light scratch to the purple fruit.
Shipping: Free to UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Asia, USA, and most other destinations. Please note that any import charges/sales tax are the buyer's responsibility.
1 460 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Porcelain
Diameter: 34.7 cm
Reference (ID): 1761099
Availability: In stock
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