Large Meissen porcelain statuette from the 18th century, the - Lot 94
Large Meissen porcelain statuette from the 18th century, the decoration probably later.
After J.-F. Eberlein, depicting Bacchus eating a bunch of grapes, standing next to a tree trunk and a figure seated on a wine barrel, resting on a square base, with polychrome and gold decoration au naturel, lower part restored, minor restorations and missing parts.
H. 28.5 cm.
Provenance:
Former Henri Blay collection (1861-1920).
For another undecorated model, see by Sarah-Katharina Andres-Acevedo, Die "autonomen" "figürlichen" "plastiken", Johann Joachim KAendlers "und" seiner "werkstatt" "zwischen" 1731 "und" 1748, Stuttgart, 2023, Vol.2, p.202, n.583.
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