Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894
Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894

Painted vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory 1881-1894

ID-ANTQ-5037
November 26, 2022 10:00 AM GMT+02:00
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Estimate
2000 - 3000 EUR
Lot Sold
2600 EUR
 
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An amphora-shaped porcelain vase in the Russian Empire style, decorated with stylized foliage and meander border, in white and gold on a turquoise background. On the obverse there is an oval cartouche made in the grisaille technique, depicting Pan and Aphrodite in a classical landscape, signed by I. Kh. (Cyrillic).

Mark: A III, Emperor Alexander III (1881-1894). Imperial Porcelain Factory. Height 31.5 cm.

Origin: Acquired by civil engineer Karl Mathias Hassenkamm, presumably at the auction of the estate of Prince Waldemar of Denmark, at the Sagførernes auction house, May 15, 1939. This real vase is believed to be one of a pair mentioned in catalog No. 534: Two vases, blue and gilded, decorated with cupids in medallions. Prince Waldemar of Denmark was the younger brother of Queen Maria Feodorovna of Denmark.

Material:
Style:
Eclecticism
Art:
russia
Height:
31.5 cm
Width:
20 cm
Depth:
12 cm
Period:
19th century
Country:
Russia
Material:
Porcelain
Condition:
Revive
Fair
Good
Very good
Like new

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