Monkey Orchestra of Count Brühl, Meissen,
porcelain, polychromed and gilt, 19 pieces: conductor height 16.5 cm, music stand height 9 cm, bass violin height 11 cm, kettle drummer height 14.5 cm, drum carrier height 13.5 cm, clarinetist height 13.5 cm, trumpeter height 13.5 cm, violinist height 13.5 cm, singer with sheet music on her right knee height 12 cm, French horn player height 14.5 cm, singer with sheet music in her right hand height 12.5 cm, flutist height 14 cm, triangle player height 14.5 cm, singer with songbook in her left hand height 12 cm, drummer height 15.5 cm, hurdy gurdy player height 14 cm, guitarist height 14.5 cm, basoonist height 13.5 cm, clavichord player height 13 cm, harpist height 12 cm, some figures restored, a few slightly chipped
underglaze blue crossed swords mark, mid-19th century, models by Johann Joachim Kändler and after French models around 1750, the ‘Monkey Orchestra’ was renewed and completed by Peter Reinicke in 1765. According to historical tradition, it is supposed to represent a caricature of the orchestra of Count Brühl (Ru)
Expert: Ursula Rohringer
Ursula Rohringer
+43-1-515 60-382
ursula.rohringer@dorotheum.at
04.11.2021 - 14:00
- Odhadní cena:
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EUR 16.000,- do EUR 20.000,-
Monkey Orchestra of Count Brühl, Meissen,
porcelain, polychromed and gilt, 19 pieces: conductor height 16.5 cm, music stand height 9 cm, bass violin height 11 cm, kettle drummer height 14.5 cm, drum carrier height 13.5 cm, clarinetist height 13.5 cm, trumpeter height 13.5 cm, violinist height 13.5 cm, singer with sheet music on her right knee height 12 cm, French horn player height 14.5 cm, singer with sheet music in her right hand height 12.5 cm, flutist height 14 cm, triangle player height 14.5 cm, singer with songbook in her left hand height 12 cm, drummer height 15.5 cm, hurdy gurdy player height 14 cm, guitarist height 14.5 cm, basoonist height 13.5 cm, clavichord player height 13 cm, harpist height 12 cm, some figures restored, a few slightly chipped
underglaze blue crossed swords mark, mid-19th century, models by Johann Joachim Kändler and after French models around 1750, the ‘Monkey Orchestra’ was renewed and completed by Peter Reinicke in 1765. According to historical tradition, it is supposed to represent a caricature of the orchestra of Count Brühl (Ru)
Expert: Ursula Rohringer
Ursula Rohringer
+43-1-515 60-382
ursula.rohringer@dorotheum.at
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| Aukce: | Starožitnosti |
| Typ aukce: | Sálová aukce s Live bidding |
| Datum: | 04.11.2021 - 14:00 |
| Místo konání aukce: | Wien | Palais Dorotheum |
| Prohlídka: | 28.10. - 04.11.2021 |