Schlagwort: Annaberg

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Rare Turquoise Dippoldiswalde Stoneware

Geschrieben von PV am März 9, 2026. Veröffentlicht in European Ceramics, Experten Wissen, Steinzeug.

Seltener Dippoldiswalder Posamentenhumpen um 1680 Dippoldiswalde Stoneware Tankard ca. 1680, H. 18 cm Dippoldiswalde Posamentenhumpen um 1680, H. 18 cm Characteristics: Posamentenhumpen The heyday of craftsmanship of Dippoldiswalde Stoneware was the second half of the 17th century. Among the most distinctive products of the Dippoldiswalde (formerly attributed to Annaberg) workshops are the so-called Posamentenkrüge — objects whose name derives from the passementerie (braiding) trade of the surrounding Saxon Erzgebirge region of the time. ...

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Dippoldiswalde Hunting Jug dated 1688

Geschrieben von PV am Februar 2, 2026. Veröffentlicht in European Ceramics, Experten Wissen, Steinzeug.

Dippoldiswalde Stoneware formerly attributed to Annaberg Dippoldiswalde Hunting Jug Detail Hounds and Bear dated 1688, H. 25 The enamelled and gilded decoration on this pear-shaped jug is enhanced by a very dark brown slip that was used to cover the stoneware beneath. The applied relief shows a a bear and hound framed by palmettos alternating with diagonal bands. Attribution: Annaberg | Dippoldiswalde Speculations on attributions of Dippoldiswalde stoneware since the middle of 19th century have been manifold. Ranging...

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17th Century Dippoldiswalde Stoneware

Geschrieben von PV am Januar 12, 2024. Veröffentlicht in European Ceramics, Experten Wissen, Steinzeug, Works of art.

Dippoldiswalde (formerly Annaberg) pear-shaped Jug ca.1680 Dippoldiswalde ca.1680, H. 26 The enamelled and gilded decoration on this pear-shaped jug is enhanced by a very dark brown slip that was used to conceal the lighter reddish-brown of the stoneware beneath. The applied relief shows a courtly gentleman and lady. Quite rare as topic with the full figure. Common were the half bust depictions. (see reference objects below) Attribution: Annaberg | Dippoldiswalde Speculations on attributions of Dippoldiswalde stoneware...