Teapot and heating stand c. 1750 - 1774
koniglicheporzellanmanufaktur
ornate
3d sculpting
circular oval feature
egg art
3d printed part
jewelry design
round design
retro 'vintage design
stoneware
ceramic
This porcelain teapot and heating stand, produced by the Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur in the mid-18th century, exemplifies the exquisite craftsmanship of European ceramic art. The round teapot, featuring a delicate landscape scene with figures, sits atop a stand with an elaborate, Rococo-inspired design. The stand's intricate detailing and delicate painted motifs contribute to the overall elegance and sophistication of the piece, highlighting the popularity of tea drinking and the refined taste of the time period. This is a prime example of 18th-century European porcelain, showcasing both the artistic and technical skill of the period.
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This teapot and heating stand were produced by the Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur, the porcelain factory of King Frederick II of Prussia in Berlin. The model, however, was older and had been designed by Johann Ernst Gotzowsky, the factory’s original founder. Due to financial difficulties he had been forced to sell his business to the king in 1763. The slender shape of the teapot’s handle recalls silver teapots.
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