Sets of tableware

Polychrome earthenware dinner service with flowers, VILLEROY et BOCH model (small accidents): plates, cups, saucers, dishes...

Sèvres porcelain plate, with lapis blue ground and gilded frieze, identical to the decoration of the Cardinal Fesch service. Fesch service of 1811; in the center, the crowned figure of Louis-Philippe, in gold, surrounded by a wreath of flowers au naturel, all surrounded by a golden laurel wreath. On the back, the green vignette for the Louis-Philippe era dated: "40" (1840), the red vignette of the Château de Trianon and maker's marks, one green: "4 m.s 20" (March 4, 1820), the other gold: "24. Mrs 20. B. f." (March 24, 1820, date and gilder's initials); diameter 23.5 cm. Period, plate made in 1820, modified under Louis-Philippe around 1840 by bringing back its figure. Very good condition.

Manufacture Richard GINORI, Italy. Porcelain dinner service, the wing decorated with green and gold fillets surrounding a frieze of palmettes and scrolls. Includes: thirty-three dinner plates; twenty-one dessert plates; nine soup plates; ten bread plates; three round dishes, one of which is deep; one oval dish; one sauceboat; one salad bowl. Luster.

Piero FORNASETTI (1913-1988) Le Oceanidi [The Oceanids], 1954 Suite of six LARGE porcelain DISHES marked on the back Fornasetti, Milano, Arsberg for five, one bearing the title Le Oceanidi. D. 25.5 cm BIBLIOGRAPHY: Patrick Mauriès, Fornasetti, designer de la fantaisie, Paris, Thames & Hudson, 1991, four plates from the service reproduced and referenced on p. 248.

SARREGUEMINES, Part of an earthenware dinner service, "Estrées" model, including : - 48 dinner plates - 12 soup plates - 36 dessert plates - 1 footed bowl - 1 small covered vegetable dish - 1 gravy boat - 2 ramekins - 2 covered salad bowls - 2 oval serving dishes - 3 round serving dishes - 1 deep serving dish A total of 109 pieces

L'ASSIETTE AU BEURRE, 98 issues between 1901 and 1905. L'Assiette au Beurre was a weekly periodical that satirized and attacked the bourgeoisie and government institutions, while tackling various social and political issues of the Belle Époque. Each issue was illustrated by a single artist. Covers by : 1901/1902/1903 - 15 issues Villette, Gottlob, Jouve, Ibels, Balluriau, Kupka, Sancha, Motin, Burret, Mirande, Couturier, Mitande, Dedina, Hradecky, Giris 1904 - 32 issues Kupka (various), Ricardo Flores, Sancha, Camara, D'Ostoya, Jossol, M. Pezilla, A.Roubille, Camara, Delannoy, Hermann Paul, Henri Goussé, Grandjouan, Kupka, Jossol, A.Hellé Bellery, Desfontaine, D'Ostoya, Hermann Paul (various), Camara, M.Radiguet, CarlHap (various), Grandiouan, Grandiouan, Radiguet, Grandiouan, D'Ostoya (various), Radiguet 1905 - 51 issues Ostova (various), Roubille, Grandiouan, Galanis, Camara, Grandiouan, Sottlob, Giris, Villette, Radiguet, Naudin, Rapegno, Ostova, Grandiouan, Roubille, Bourcet, Camara, Flores, Nadar, Galanis, Renefer, Bellery / Desfontaines, Hermann Paul, Geodefroy, Camara, Sancha, Naudin, Andrefrion (various), Villemot, Hermann Paul, Ostoya, Torene, Roubille, Poulbot, Hermann Paul, Fourment, Camara, Grandjouan, Grandjouan Delannov, Ostoya/Kober, Galantara, Camara (various), Poncet, Ostoya, Camara, Grandiouan (Lot as is - accidents and tears to some numbers)

Ochre glazed earthenware dinner service including: 28 plates, 28 small plates, 18 soup plates and 3 dishes. (Small chips).

R. Lalique France. Set of 6 pressed-molded glass salad plates with fern decoration, signed R. Lalique France (including reissue) and two numbered 83008 and 25008 ? (chip) Also included: BACCARAT France. Set of 6 crystal salad plates, signed Baccarat.

Wedgwood. Part of an Edme dinner service. Includes four dinner plates, two dinner plates, two soup plates, four dessert plates, four saucers, a helmet sauceboat and its display stand, a covered soup tureen, a quadrangular display stand, a round dish. Cracks.

Keith Haring - Keith Haring (Kutztown 1958 - 1990 New York), "A Piece of Art", 15-piece service by Villeroy & Boch, 1991, bone china porcelain with colored print decoration, 6 cups (h: 7 cm each) with saucers (Ø 15 cm), 6 cake plates (Ø 21 cm), 1 cream jug, 1 sugar bowl with lid cream jug, 1 sugar bowl with lid, 1 coffee pot with lid (h approx. 20 cm) and 1 cake plate cake plate (Ø 32 cm), each with company mark and typographical information on the underside in original box, copy: 373/1000, numbered on the enclosed certificate, service is unused, box with traces of use and storage, otherwise excellent condition. Limit 585,- >> US-American artist, who was strongly influenced by graffiti, ref: Bénézit

Set of nine blue-white porcelain pieces including: - Three large bowls, decorated with wise men and houses in a lake and tree landscape, Christie's sale label 'The Nanking Cargo' (cracks and small chips), D.: 19 cm - A pair of hollow dishes decorated with cranes in flight, pine trees and rocks (a small chip to one dish) - A plate and a bowl decorated with flowers and foliage (small chips to the plate, crack and restored chip to the bowl) - A small pot, with butterflies and flowers (enamel cracks) - A covered pot, with warrior scenes, copper base China and Vietnam, Ming dynasty, 18th century and later Diameters: 14.4, 16 and 18.8 cm Heights: 6 and 12 cm (pots)

Raynaud Limoges porcelain tea and table service with polychrome flowers on a cream background and silvered fillets. (accidental damage)

Boch-Frères Kéramis. - Important Peacock dinner service. It features a soup tureen, three oval dishes (lengths: 30 to 41 cm.), a pair of covered vegetable dishes, a pair of sauce boats with adhering trays, two navette cups (length: 20 cm.), two round dishes (diameters: 30 and 34 cm.), a large anné cup (length: 38 cm.), forty-two dinner plates and eleven dessert or entremets plates. Blue-glazed earthenware, outlined with an ochre fillet. Brand name. Condition. One vegetable dish handle needs refixing, a chip on the reverse of the soup tureen lid.

Four deep and six shallow plates from a Parisian dinner service Porcelain, overglaze decoration in limited polychromy, gilding. Coloured arabesques around the rim, a stylized blossom in the center of the mirror, painted in black and white camaieum. Without mark. D approx. 24.3 cm. Manufactory Locré et Russinger, attributed to the 1770s. In 1772, the Parisian Jean-Baptiste Locré (1726 - 1810) founded a porcelain manufactory in Paris together with Laurentius Russinger (1739 - 1810), a native of Höchster, which produced hard-paste porcelain in the German style. The factory mark with two crossed arrows is registered on July 14, 1773. Locré sold the manufactory to Russinger in 1787.

LIMOGES, France, Part of a white porcelain dinner service decorated with lilac flowers and gilded fillet, including eighteen plates, six soup plates, a ravier, an oval dish, a round deep dish and a soup tureen. (chips and wear)

Raynaud & Cie à Limoges. - Important Art Deco dinner service. It features twenty-four dinner plates, twelve soup plates, twelve dessert or entremets plates, a soup tureen, a sauceboat, a salad bowl, a round dish, two oval dishes, two vegetable dishes (one covered), a coffee pot, a sugar bowl, twelve cups and twelve saucers. White-glazed porcelain with gray and pink-orange fillet pattern. Brand name. Condition. Good condition.

SARREGUEMINES Fine earthenware dinner service printed in blue monochrome with "Pomme de pin" décor, comprising: 43 dinner plates, 33 dessert plates, 12 soup plates, 2 sauce boats, 1 compotier, 3 ravioli dishes, 3 mounted bowls, 1 square dish, 4 oval dishes, 2 mounted plates, 1 soup tureen. ABE

Part of an Aquitaine porcelain dinner service decorated with game, including 12 plates and an oval porcelain dish decorated with two wild boars. (wear). Also included: GIEN. Ceramic pie dish decorated with a teal. Diameter: 28 cm.

three pieces : - CLOUTIER Robert and Jean Ramequin Height: 3 cm - Width: 20.5 cm - Width: 14.6 cm Signed - MOUSTAKI Ramequin Height: 5.5 cm - Width: 14.7 - Width: 24 cm Signed - Face plate bears an illegible signature on reverse 13 x 12 cm Earthenware

MARSEILLE: Earthenware sugar bowl with painted decoration of bouquets and pansies on a yellow background (tiny chips). 18th century. Height: 11 cm.

SERVIZIO TETE A TETE - porcelain composed of a sugar bowl and two cups Sevres manufacture early 1900s various sizes

Various newspapers and magazines: Batch of newspapers: Le Figaro, Courrier Royal, L'assiette au beurre. Lot of magazines: Signal, Life, the sketch (1936), The Sphere (1935), revue de la vie mondaine, magazine commerçant pour le magasin du Louvre et la Samaritaine et les Galeries La Fayette, L'indiscret, Le Frou-frou, Je sais tout, L'album du Figaro (April-May 1951), Restez jeunes (June 1938), Real Estate Style and Dorothy Draper, The Palm-Beach Life (1940 February 27), Rendez-Vous (March 1983), L'éventail (May 1986), The white house. (Lot sold as is)

Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM - Table mirror from a Frederician toilet service Porcelain, coloured overglaze decoration, predominantly in sea green and light purple, gilding, ebonized wood, mirror glass. Model 161, fired in several pieces, mounted on the wooden support with screws. Folding stand at the back. Smooth break in the left side strip, restorations to individual leaf edges, the tip of the rocaille grid at the top and the flowers in her hair. H 59.5, W 38.5 cm. Berlin, KPM, circa 1768. Three other versions of this rare table mirror are known to date: 1. the example published by Lenz in 1913, "gold, pink and green painted", formerly owned by Margarete Oppenheim (1857 - 1935). 2. the example published by Köllmann, then in the Karl-Heinz Wadsack collection, painted green, yellow and enamel blue. 3. the unstaffed example that appeared in the Orangerie auction in 2017. Lenz mentions several mirrors that were delivered to the king in the achivalic tables with the excerpts from Frederick II's treasury accounts. The first were delivered in 1767, proudly recorded with the comment "Two mirror frames, one 14 1/2 feet high, 3 feet wide, and the other 12 1/4 feet high, 3 feet wide, made and delivered to the king's utmost satisfaction to the new palace at Sans Souci." Under the date of delivery on 18.6. 1768 is the entry "2 compl. colorful gemd. Toilets with natural flowers and gold mosaic pp.". On December 21, 1768, the manufactory delivered "3 compl. toilets all white, each consisting of 2 candlesticks, 1 mirror, 1 large, 2 medium square toilet boxes, 2 poudre tins, 2 large, 2 medium, 2 small tins for pomade pp., 2 spirit bottles, 2 needle plates, 2 small, 2 large brushes, 1 washbasin together with 1 watering can and 1 soap ball tin". A few years later, with delivery on 25.7. 1774, there is also "1 complete toilet and mirror of 39 pieces with colorful natural flowers and gold edging". The popularity of these sets as prestigious gifts gives an idea of how important the daily ritual of body care and maquillage was at court. Wigs and powders created a uniform, well-groomed appearance that concealed revealing physical flaws and overly individual features. Every member of the royal court underwent this "grande toilette" procedure, which also included elaborate dressing. All of this took up a large part of the day. Lavishly forged silver toilet sets came into fashion in France under King Louis XIV. From the end of the 17th century, the Augsburg silversmiths produced large boxes with numerous pieces of furniture, which were distributed throughout Europe as orders or gifts. The first individual pieces made of porcelain or with porcelain handles were produced by the royal Meissen manufactory from the early 1730s. After the Seven Years' War and the takeover of the Berlin porcelain manufactory by Frederick II, toilet vessels and objects were also produced there to meet the needs of the court. Literature See Lenz, Berlin Porcelain. Die Manufaktur Friedrichs des Grossen 1763 - 1786, 1st vol., Berlin 1913, ill. 588. Cf. Preußische Akademie der Künste zu Berlin (ed.), Meisterwerke aus den preussischen Schlössern, Berlin 1930, no. 115. Cf. Köllmann/Jarchow, Berliner Porzellan, illustrated book, Munich 1987, no. 605, deceased. Christie's London, May 1, 2002, lot 45. Cf. auction Orangerie Berlin on November 30, 2017, lot 336, an unpainted white example.

Set of seven earthenware asparagus plates with polychrome decoration, some compartmentalized. Different models. Small chips.

Set of seven rare 18th century Chinese porcelain family verte plates, with figures in garden/gold decor. Five plates good. One plate hairline. One board glued. Dimensions: Ø 23 cm. In fair/good condition.

Porcelain service set comprising 12 porcelain plates with scalloped edges enhanced with gilding, the center with polychrome decoration of a bouquet of flowers. 19th century D. 21.5 cm. Wear and tear

GLATIGNY (Atelier de) Blue-gray and white speckled glazed stoneware pitcher with long tubular and cut neck Signed on the underside chip at heel Height: 19 cm

GIEN. Important part of a table service in cream earthenware decorated with a fleur-de-lys including : - 20 dinner plates (D. 26 cm). - 8 soup plates (D. 26 cm. - 15 dinner plates (D. 22.5 cm). - various serving dishes including sauce boats, footed bowls, etc... (wear and cracks).

Dinner plate and square bowl from a dinner service for August Wilhelm of Prussia Porcelain, enamel blue overglaze decoration, etched, red contoured and embossed gilding with relief. Green stamp mark, blindstamp F&M, the plate inscribed "Wahliß Wien" in red. Plate d 24, bowl w 12.3 cm. Pirkenhammer (Březová u Karlových Var), Fischer & Mieg, distributed by Ernst Wahliss, Vienna, around 1910.

Part of a polychrome porcelain dinner service decorated with geometric motifs comprising : - fourteen dinner plates (D. 25.5 cm). - nine dinner plates (D. 21.5 cm). - eight soup plates (D. 22 cm). - numerous serving dishes including soup tureens, ravioli dishes, footed bowls, sauce boats... (chips).

MANIFATTURA AUSTRIACA DEI PRIMI DEL '900, Servizio porcellana - EARLY 20TH CENTURY AUSTRIAN MANUFACTURE. Limoges porcelain service with floral pattern decoration consisting of: 12 cups with 12 saucers, 6 dessert plates, round serving dish, teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl (wear).

Schlackex Gherth Galais, Czechoslovakia, Part of a white porcelain tea service with frieze of yellow roses, including ten cups and twelve saucers, a teapot, a sugar bowl and a milk jug. (minor wear and hairline)

Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM - Pair of dinner plates from a dinner service with native birds Porcelain, colored overglaze decoration, gilding. Model 301, new glaze. Finely painted depictions of birds on branches and a landscape island, surrounded by numerous insects. Blue sceptre mark, impressed number. Gold rim somewhat rubbed. D 24.5 cm. Berlin, KPM, around 1780.

Meissen Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur - Dinner plate from the "Japanese dinner service" for King Frederick II. Porcelain, colored overglaze decoration, gold rim. Model with curved fluted rim. Yellow mosaic edge, framed by fine purple rocailles. The riser shelf painted enamel blue. A landscape island with a turtle-like animal in the center. Blue Swords mark, impressed number 56. Restored rim chip between 4 and 5 o'clock, some glaze rubbing. D 24.4 cm. Meissen, 1762/63, the model by Johann Joachim Kaendler. During the Seven Years' War, the Prussian King Frederick II visited the Meissen modeller Johann Joachim Kaendler to personally inform him of his wishes for a service with his own drawings. In 1961, Otto Walcha published a memorandum by Kaendler dated November 11, 1762, which refers to the Japanese service. It shows that Frederick II gave Kaendler a French silver plate as a model, but also provided precise details of the decoration: "As far as the painting is concerned, this service should be painted yellow with mosaic on the rim and the inside edge should be somewhat glinde as usual with beautiful blue, so that the yellow is highlighted. For each bowl and plate, Your Royal Majesty has ordered that an Indian animal and bird be ground in beautiful proportions, such as camels, elephants, renoceros, panther-animals, baboons, monkeys, ostriches, casuaries, various pappagoyas and other Indian animals and birds (...)". This note was countersigned by Frederick II. The "most bizarre of all" service was intended for the Chinese House in Sanssouci Park, completed in 1764, and originally consisted of 96 plates and 72 dessert plates as well as four tureens and a dozen serving dishes. It is no longer possible to reconstruct how many of these were completed before the Peace of Hubertusburg. The plates and bowls are now scattered in numerous museums and collections, some of them only in fragments. Most of the pieces are in the possession of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation. Literature Cf. cat. Königliche Eleganz Preußische Pracht, 250 Jahre Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM, Düsseldorf 2013, no. 6. Cf. Walcha, Frederick II's last important porcelain order in Meissen, in: Keramos 12/1961, p. 31 ff. Cf. Beaucamp-Markowsky, Rhinoceros and Panther Animal. A rediscovered tureen from Frederick the Great's "Japanese Service" in Meissen. Erich Köllmann on the occasion of his 75th birthday, in: Keramos 94/1981, p. 17 ff. The pieces in the Schloss Charlottenburg Collection have been published several times, for example in Wittwer, "hat der König von Preußen die schleunige Verferttigung verschiedener Bestellungen ernstlich begehret" Friedrich der Große und das Meißener Porzellan, in: Keramos 208/2010, p. 64 ff. Cf. cat. Triumph of the Blue Swords. Meissen porcelain for the nobility and bourgeoisie 1710 - 1815, Dresden 2010, no. 299. S.a. Lempertz Berlin auction 1169 on April 24, 2021, lot 1, another dinner plate from this service, formerly Erich von Goldschmidt-Rothschild collection, deceased. Christie's Geneva on May 9, 1988, lot 164, then Renate and Tono Dreßen collection.

Fernande KOHLER (20th century) Gargoulette pitcher. Vallauris clay, handwritten signature incised at the bottom of the piece. Height Height : 20 cm.

Set of 18 and 19th century Chinese porcelain plates - cracks and chips sold as is - 4 pieces

PUIGDEMONT - A dish and a fish plate Earthenware, red clay Incised signature under the pieces Wear on the edges, a chip on the dish Diameter: 31.3 cm - 25 cm

1900 polychrome and gold porcelain tea and coffee set 12 P.: 8 breakfasts, 1 coffee pot, 1 teapot, 1 sugar bowl and 1 milk jug.

Meissen, coffee service for 8 persons in onion pattern, 20th century, porcelain, white glazed, fine cobalt blue underglaze painting, onion pattern decoration, new cut-out, underglaze blue sword mark, mostly 2nd choice, service consisting of a coffee pot, a mocha pot, a teapot, a burner with lid, 8 dessert plates, 8 coffee cups and saucers, condition: 3 cups with chip, 1 x with chip and crack, 5 saucers with chip, otherwise intact, minimal signs of age and use. Limit 10,-

Meissen Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur - Dessert plate with fruit and flowers from a service for King Frederick II. Porcelain, colored overglaze decoration, gold rim. Unidentified model with openwork and six-pass rim. Blue swords mark. Slightly rubbed, one firing crack and a short crack through the outer rim. D 30.5 cm. Meissen, around 1760. Literature Cf. Baer/Baer/Grosskopf-Knaak, From Gotzkowsky to KPM. Aus der Frühzeit des friderizianischen Porzellans, Berlin 1986, p. 145, item 17, a "Teller, mit durchbrochenem Blumen Rande, von königlicher Bestellung" in the KPM warehouse in August 1763, presumably a subsequent delivery to the service from Meissen.

Batch of modern ceramics: tray, bowl, birds, dishes, plate...

Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM - Dinner plate from the last dinner service for King Frederick II. Porcelain, cobalt blue underglaze decoration, colored overglaze decoration, etched gilding. Model 631, English glaze. A finely painted bouquet of field flowers in the center, surrounded by three calices. A gold-contoured blue ribbon around the flag, entwined by a gold laurel leaf wreath. Blue sceptre mark, impressed number 19. D 24.5 cm. Berlin, KPM, 1786. Not even four weeks before his death on August 17, 1986, Frederick II ordered three large dinner services, each with 72 dinner plates etc., from his porcelain manufactory. Under the date 20.7.86, Georg Lenz lists the service from which this dinner plate comes: "painted with natural colorful bouquet of flowers, on the board a dark blue band entwined gold engraved laurel tendrils and gilded edge". The service cost 4018 Reichstaler. It was produced at least in part, but was not delivered to the court. Provenance Last Berlin private collection, acquired in 2008. Literature For the order, see the archival tables in Lenz, Berliner Porzellan. Die Manufaktur Friedrichs des Grossen 1763 - 1786, 1st vol., Berlin 1913, p. 16. See also ibid. vol. 2, fig. 783. Cf. Baer, Ein wiederentdecktes Tafelservice Friedrichs des Grossen. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der spät-friderizianischen KPM-Service, in: Spiegelungen, Mainz 1986, pp. 185-204. See also cat. Berlin Porcelain. Splendor and Elegance of Tables and Tables 1763 - 1850, Münster 2006, cat. No. 63. S.a. Lempertz Berlin Auction 1105 on 21 April 2018, lot 126, the plate from the collection of Prof. Dr. Gisela Zick.

SAINT JEAN DU DESERT Bouillabaisse soup tureen. Earthenware. Chips on one of the fish feet Height: 25 cm - Diameter: 25 cm

Limoges / Coquet Simone Polychrome porcelain dinner service, lotus shape with Ibis decoration. 32 P.: 8 pl. ass., 8 p. ass., 7 entr. ass., 8 déj. and 1 dish.

Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM - Pair of round lidded tureens with Watteau painting Porcelain, camaieu decoration in iron red, sea green, gilding. Model 674, royal smooth. With shell handles and a large sculpted rose blossom as a lid knob. Both vessels decorated with four courtly couples on terrain islands and flower bouquets, the figure motifs after Antoine Watteau and others. Blue sceptre mark, incised III, impressed numbers. The rose pommels restored, minor gold wear. H 23.5, w 28.5 cm. Berlin, KPM, around 1775 - 80. The service with iron-red absorbent cotton painting has not yet been attributed to a patron or recipient. A plate probably belonging to the same service was sold in the Lempertz Berlin auction on 2nd May 2015 as lot 48. Provenance Acquired from Daniela Kumpf, Wiesbaden. West German private collection.

J. CARCASONNE (XX) Olive bowl. Earthenware, white clay. Signature painted under the piece Two chips on the rim, chips on the olive leaves Height: 8.5 cm - Diameter: 22.5 cm

Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM - Six plates from a dinner service with depictions of vegetables in soft painting Porcelain, colored overglaze decoration, gold rim. Model 216 Osier. Blue sceptre mark, red orb mark, painter 81st, gilder 22nd, year letter, impressed mark. D 24.5 cm. Berlin, KPM, 1914. Provenance South German private collection.

Meissen Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur - Pair of dinner plates from the dinner service for King Frederick II with Indian birds, flowers and fruit Porcelain, colored overglaze decoration, gold rim. Marseille model. Blue swords mark, wheel numbers 22 and 56, one small chip to the stand ring. D 23.8 cm. Meissen, around 1760. Literature In his article "hat der König von Preußen die schleunige Verferttigung verschiedener Bestellungen ernstlich begehret" - Friedrich der Große und das Meißener Porzellan (Keramos 208 / 2010, p. 50), Wittwer mentions a "Taffel-Service mit erhabenen Bluhmen Crodesko Schildern, in selbe Indianische Vögel, Bluhmen und Früchte, golden Rand gemahlt.", which Frederick II ordered in Meissen at the beginning of 1760. There are various archival documents relating to the service in Dresden, Meissen and Berlin, the most interesting of which would be Geh. StA Berlin SPK, I HA Geheimer Rat, Rep. 36, No. 1928, fol. 8r-31v, "Specifikation, derer von der Fabrique zu Meissen für Se. Mayth. the King", consisting of 79 boxes from no. 1 to 79. Box no. 1 contained the first large lot for the service, which was followed by numerous subsequent deliveries.

Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM - Six plates from a dinner service with depictions of vegetables in soft painting Porcelain, colored overglaze decoration, gold rim. Model 216 Osier. Blue sceptre mark, red orb mark, iron-red w., year letters, impressed mark. One restoration to rim. D 24.5 cm. Berlin, KPM, 1901, one plate 1912. Provenance South German private collection.

Königliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin KPM - Dinner plate from the dinner service for General Ernst Heinrich August de la Motte Fouqué Porcelain, colored overglaze decoration, gold-tipped rim. Model 189, relief decoration. Decorated with finely painted colored scattered flowers. Blue sceptre mark. Chip to the base ring. D 26.4 cm. Berlin, KPM, 1766. Ernst Heinrich August de la Motte Fouqué (1689 - 1774), born in The Hague, was a close confidant of King Frederick II from his time as crown prince. With a brief interruption, when de la Motte Fouqué was in Danish service, he accompanied the king until his death in 1774. Lempertz has already auctioned off several pieces from the dinner service that Frederick II ordered for his friend as one of the first gifts from his porcelain manufactory in December 1766. Provenance Berlin private collection. Literature For the order, see the archival tables in Lenz, Berliner Porzellan. Die Manufaktur Friedrichs des Grossen 1763 - 1786, 1st vol., Berlin 1913, p. 15 and fig. 82. See also Nabrdalik, Das Berliner Tafelservice für Friedrich Ehrenreich von Ramin - Zu einem "Tafel-Service vom radirten Dessein, für 24 couverts" mit dem Dekor "natürliche Vögel und blau angespitzter Rand", ein Geschenk Friedrichs des Großen an den Gouverneur von Berlin, in: Keramos 221/2013, p. 117 ff., fig. 6 f.