Beyer & Bock antique hand-painted porcelain cabinet plate, Angelica Kauffman Neoclassical Scene, Volkstedt-Rudolstadt, c. 1905
£145.00
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Antique Beyer & Bock Hand-Painted Cabinet Plate, Angelica Kauffman Scene, Volkstedt-Rudolstadt, c. 1905
A rare and exquisite hand-painted plate produced by Beyer & Bock at the Volkstedt-Rudolstadt porcelain factory, showcasing exceptional early 20th-century German craftsmanship. The plate features rich gold ornaments on a purple background, with a central neoclassical scene by Swiss-Austrian artist Angelica Kauffman. Known for her historical and allegorical works, this scene, featuring two women and a child, symbolizes themes of motherhood and family harmony, common in Kauffman's work.
Beyer & Bock's factory marks are visible on the base, with the impressed heraldic crown and the factory stamp, signifying its authenticity. This plate is a fine example of the detailed artistry and high-quality production typical of Beyer & Bock's work during the early 1900s.
Historical Background
Founded in the late 19th century, Beyer & Bock was a renowned porcelain manufacturer in Volkstedt-Rudolstadt, Thuringia, Germany. The factory was celebrated for its artistic excellence, particularly in producing finely crafted decorative porcelain. The company, known for its intricate designs and use of neoclassical themes, became highly sought after across Europe and beyond.
Measurements
Diameter: 16.4 cm
Height: 6.3 cm
Weight: 368 g
Condition
Excellent condition with minor wear to the gilding on the edge and on the legs. The gilding around the perimeter of the bottom shows some rubbing, and a small area of enamel loss from age.
Shipping & Packaging
Shipped fully tracked and insured.
Shipping cost includes labour, packaging, and postage.
Please carefully review all photos before purchasing and feel free to ask any questions.
Beyer & Bock antique hand-painted porcelain cabinet plate, Angelica Kauffman Neoclassical Scene, Volkstedt-Rudolstadt, c. 1905
£145.00
A rare and exquisite hand-painted plate produced by Beyer & Bock at the Volkstedt-Rudolstadt porcelain factory, showcasing exceptional early 20th-century German craftsmanship. The plate features rich gold ornaments on a purple background, with a central neoclassical scene by Swiss-Austrian artist Angelica Kauffman. Known for her historical and allegorical works, this scene, featuring two women and a child, symbolizes themes of motherhood and family harmony, common in Kauffman's work.
Beyer & Bock's factory marks are visible on the base, with the impressed heraldic crown and the factory stamp, signifying its authenticity. This plate is a fine example of the detailed artistry and high-quality production typical of Beyer & Bock's work during the early 1900s.
Historical Background
Founded in the late 19th century, Beyer & Bock was a renowned porcelain manufacturer in Volkstedt-Rudolstadt, Thuringia, Germany. The factory was celebrated for its artistic excellence, particularly in producing finely crafted decorative porcelain. The company, known for its intricate designs and use of neoclassical themes, became highly sought after across Europe and beyond.
Measurements
Diameter: 16.4 cm
Height: 6.3 cm
Weight: 368 g
Condition
Excellent condition with minor wear to the gilding on the edge and on the legs. The gilding around the perimeter of the bottom shows some rubbing, and a small area of enamel loss from age.
Shipping & Packaging
Shipped fully tracked and insured.
Shipping cost includes labour, packaging, and postage.
Please carefully review all photos before purchasing and feel free to ask any questions.