267. Delightful porcelain chandelier Meissen 1790, from the residence of King Alfonso XIII in Biarritz.
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Delightful porcelain chandelier Meissen 1790, from the residence of King Alfonso XIII in Biarritz.
Delightful roccaille chandelier in delicate Meissen porcelain of the Marcolini period, circa 1790, from the residence of King Alfonso XIII in Biarritz. Compositionally and semantically, it is realized as a dynamic plant fountain breaking out of the basket. It is a two-tier structure for 9 candles with a decorative belt, decorated with birds of paradise (canaries) and hanging garlands. The most delicate color of lilac, azure and pink shades of porcelain gives a special charm. The central axis is effectively emphasized and completed by a large flower garland, made with jewelery beauty. Underglaze blue swords with an asterisk at the base. Height: 100 cm. Diameter: 75 cm. 18 century.
Condition: Good, with traces of use
Style: Rococo
Country: Germany
Period: 18th century
Warranty: Seller Warranty
Material: Porcelain, Hand Painted
Product sizes: Height - 100cm width - 75cm
Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia
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Восхитительная фарфоровая люстра Meissen 1790 г, из резиденции короля Альфонсо XIII в Биаррице.
Восхитительная роккайльная люстра из нежного фарфора Meissen периода Марколини, около 1790 года, из резиденции короля Альфонсо XIII в Биаррице. Композиционно и смыслово реализуется как динамичный растительный фонтан, вырывающийся из корзины. Представляет собой двух ярусную конструкцию на 9 свечей с декоративным поясом, в убранстве райских птиц (канареек) и подвесных гирлянд. Особый шарм придает нежнейший колорит лиловых, лазоревых и розовых оттенков фарфора. Центральную ось эффектно подчеркивает и завершает большая цветочная гирлянда, выполненная с ювелирной красотой. Подглазурные синие мечи со звездочкой у основания. Высота:100 см. Диаметр: 75 СМ. 18 Век.
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