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Lot 4754
A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added) A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added) A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added) A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added) A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added)
A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added)
A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added)
A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added)
A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added)
A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added)

Lot 4754

A porcelain figure of a putto as allegory of summer from the series "Four Seasons", Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741 (design), Meissen, 1774 - 1814 (finish) (base added)

Works of Art, Antiquities & Ancient Art | A102kua | Live auction | 571 Lots

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Description

Porzellan, partiell farbig staffiert. Auf einer Plinthe sitzendes Mädchen mit Sichel und Ähre. Unterseite mit blauer Unterglasurmarke mit Stern. Sockel von einer anderen Figur aus der Zeit ergänzt, großflächig restauriert. Höhe 18 cm. Vgl. Bermann, Meissener-Figuren Bd. III Teil 2, Nr. 1880.

Condition: III + Questions about the lot?

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