A Berlin rococo looking-glass from a toilet-set
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A Berlin rococo looking-glass from a toilet-set

CIRCA 1772

细节
A Berlin rococo looking-glass from a toilet-set
Circa 1772
Of scroll outline moulded with green and gilt foliage and entwined with flowers, surmounted by a bust and a hand mirror before pierced rococo scrolls hightlighted in pink and gilding and entwined with blue flowers, the feet formed as gilt and pink foliage scrolls (restoration to pierced rococo scrolls, right hand side of lower section and to extremities)
23½ in. (59.7 cm.) high
出版
Erich Köllmann and Margarete Jarchow, op.cit. (Munich 1987), Vol. II, fig. 601.
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拍品专文

This looking-glass frame was most probably modelled by Friedrich Elias Meyer. For a similar mirror with its matching toilet-service, see Georg Lenz, op. cit. (n.d.), Vol. II, pl. 129, fig. 585. A classic example of Friderician rococo, this looking-glass would almost certainly have been made for a close member of Frederick's circle or even for one of his palaces. For a tall porcelain looking-glass frame on the wall of Frederick the Great's Schreibzimmer in the Neue Palais, see Erich Köllmann and Margarete Jarchow, op. cit. (Munich 1987), Vol. I, p. 37, fig. 15.