Antique Dresden

Modeller: JULIUS KONRAD HENTSCHEL (Cologne 1872 - Meissen 1907) studied at the academies in Munich and Dresden, worked as a modeler and porcelain painter, from 1889 in the Meissen ma...

While the most renowned manufacturer of such molds was the Anton Reiche factory in Dresden, many European makers produced exceptional examples of comparable quality and artistry.

Designed by ERNST AUGUST LEUTERITZ (1818-1893) studied at the academy in Dresden, was a sculptor and from 1849 to 1886 he held the position of head of design at the Meissen porcelain...

Antique Francois Boucher Victorian Pink Porcelain Lidded Urn or Covered Vase with Painted Scenes in the Style of Dresden. Circa Early 20th Century. Measurements: 17.5" H x 9" W x 9" D.

While the most renowned manufacturer of such molds was the Anton Reiche factory in Dresden, many European makers produced exceptional examples of comparable quality and artistry.

All these features make the Dresden plaited furniture an independent variant within German furniture making.

Emy Rogge (1866-1959) 'Boats on the Water' ‍ Oil on canvas 50.5 x 70 cm, 78 x 98 cm (framed) Signed lower left Born near Nordenham, Emy Rogge had her artistic education in various ...

Junghanns attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden and continued his specialization in Munich where he moved from 1899, he was a pupil of Heinrich Von Zugel, when he started his ...

Frankfurt am Main, 2001 Schillinger, Klaus (ed.) (1994): Kostbare Instrumente und Uhren aus dem Staatlichen Mathematischen Salon Dresden. Leipzig Dekker, E.: Globes at Greenwich:...

It was Werner’s depictions of architectural monuments that first brought him recognition. He exhibited in Dresden, and this attracted the attention of the Director of the Academy of ...

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th Century but for the French Revolution.

Paul Beckert was taught in the Dresden and Munich academies. He married Anna Leontine von Frank in 1883, which gained him access to a broad network of patrons in the Prussian aristo...

From 1872 onward, Schweitzer exhibited regularly in major German cities including Düsseldorf, Berlin, Dresden, and Vienna, achieving solid public and critical success.

Designer: MARTIN WIEGAND (1867 - 1961): Painter, sculptor and draftsman, studied at the Dresden Art Academy, was active from 1888 freelance, 1906-08 artistic director of the Royal Sa...

Designer: ALFRED KÖNIG (1871 - 1940) studied at the art academy in Dresden, since 1897 he worked in the Meissen manufactory as a designer and modeler.

He moves on to Hungary Pest Prague, then back north through Dresden, Leipzig, Berlin and Hamburg. With his learning, he arrived in Paris in 1847.

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th Century but for the French Revolution.

Designer: ALFRED KÖNIG (1871 - 1940) studied at the art academy in Dresden, since 1897 he worked in the Meissen manufactory as a designer and modeler.

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th century, but for the French Revolution.

It was Werner’s depictions of architectural monuments that first brought him recognition. He exhibited in Dresden, and this attracted the attention of the Director of the Academy of ...

zum Künstler Nach einer Lithografenlehre und einem abgebrochenen Kunststudium in Dresden und München entschied sich Otto Mueller autodidaktisch zu arbeiten.

In 1780 Acier was called to Dresden to become royal Saxon master modeler. Design of Model E 81 circa 1772-1775.

Lasch was known for his historical and genre paintings. He attended the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts where he studied with Eduard Bendemann.

Striking early 20th century academic nude figure study, produced after an original work by Richard Müller (German, 1874–1954), one of the most respected draftsmen and printmakers of ...

From 1882 to 1887 he traveled as an Academy pensioner, visiting Paris, Berlin, Dresden, Vienna, Munich, and Italy. On returning to St.

Her artistic journey has taken her from the historic porcelain capital of Jingdezhen, China, to Arita, Japan, and the Zwinger Palace in Dresden, Germany, where she encountered some o...

Her artistic journey has taken her from the historic porcelain capital of Jingdezhen, China, to Arita, Japan, and the Zwinger Palace in Dresden, Germany, where she encountered some o...

The fully signed dial J. Assmann Dresden above the subsidiary second dial. The black Gothic Roman numerals with outer minute track.

There were other pictures by her at Paris, at Dresden, in the Hermitage at St Petersburg, in the Alte Pinakothek at Munich, in Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn (Estonia).

German sculptor (1871 Berlin to 1942 ibid), studied at the Dresden Academy, took part in exhibitions in Munich, Düsseldorf and Berlin.

The underside bears a pseudo-Sèvres interlaced mark in underglaze blue, typical of revivalist pieces produced in France and Dresden during the latter part of the 19th century.

A set of chairs owned by the Dresden court clockmaker Johann Christian Friedrich Gutkaes, who is depicted in a lithograph in Fritz Löffler - Das alte Dresden - Geschichte seiner Baut...

Powerful early 20th century academic animal study depicting a rhinoceros, produced after an original drawing by Richard Müller (German, 1874–1954), a leading figure of the Dresden Ac...

Modeller: JULIUS KONRAD HENTSCHEL (Cologne 1872 - Meissen 1907) studied at the academies in Munich and Dresden, worked as a modeler and porcelain painter, from 1889 in the Meissen ma...

Children's bedroom cabinets in Chinoiserie Style, attributed to Karl Bertsch and probably manufactured by Deutsche Werkstätten, Dresden-München, c. 1920.

This chair likely originates from a Dresden or Munich atelier, active during the Rococo revival of the late 19th century, when German cabinetmakers reinterpreted French Louis XV form...

Kunstwerkstätte Schön & Co., Niedersedlitz-Dresden on the underside. The piece has a beautiful dark patina and finely modelled details that capture the gentle expressions and pos...

Initially dedicated to theatre sets, during the second decade his activity moved to Dresden, to the court of Augustus III of Saxony and to Munich.

In 1904, Heckel began studying architecture at the Technical University in Dresden, but gave it up again just one year later.

Made in Thuringia (central Germany), most likely by the Sitzendorf factory, renowned for its "Dresden-style" figurines. The skirt is made using the porcelain lace technique: real lac...

Poeckh, and later at the Dresden Academy with L. Pohle, where he became a master student of Scholtz.

Payne after Lorenz, Leipzig & Dresden, c.1850

Literature: exhibition catalogue Dresden 1906, p. 266; DKD vol 18, 1906, ill. page 646; DK issue 10 (1906/07), ill. page 38; exhibition catalogue Prague 1989, p. 325 no. 279; Museum ...

Modeller: ERNST JULIUS HAENEL (1811 - 1891) Sculptor, studied at the academies in Dresden, Munich, and Florence, created numerous sculptures for Gottfried Semper's buildings in Dresd...

In 1905 Schmidt-Rottluff began to study architecture in Dresden, Germany, where he and his friend Erich Heckel met Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Fritz Bleyl, two other architecture stude...

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th Century but for the French Revolution.

Prior to moving to New York City in 1850, Herman Marcus had worked for Erlenmeyer, a prestigious court jeweler in Dresden. It was in Europe that he discovered enameling techniques wh...

Designer: ALFRED KÖNIG (1871 - 1940) studied at the art academy in Dresden, since 1897 he worked in the Meissen manufactory as a designer and modeler.

Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: Rigobert Bonne, France, circa 1780 Keyword: Germany antique map, Allemagne antique map, Holy Roman Empire map, Central Europe map, Rigobert B...

The engravings were published by Louis de Kleist in Dresden around 1830–1840, with text in both French and German: “Die Königl.

Major cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Dresden, Stuttgart, Cologne, Frankfurt, Bremen, Leipzig, and Königsberg are clearly marked, along with hundreds of smaller towns that il...

A huge art nouveau tray by Villeroy & Boch, Dresden, Germany, circa 1900, with a metal frame attributed to Bayerische Metallwarenfabrik Nuremberg—BMF.

A pair of 19th century Napoleon III period porcelain covered vases with gallant scenes, signed Dresden, Germany. Dimensions : H:53cm, D: 26cm Contact us before ordering to confirm ...

Rudolf Quittner exhibited at the Biennale di Venezia, in the Vienna Künstlerhaus and at the most important art fairs of his time in Paris, Berlin, Munich, Düsseldorf and Dresden. His...

Flameng’s mastery of line, texture, and tonal modulation brings depth to the soft light, the grain of the piano, and the quiet concentration of the musicians. Executed in Dresden in...

They reflect the continued influence of 18th-century Meissen and Dresden models, combining applied porcelain flowers with delicate hand painting and gilding.

Sevres Porcelain may have indeed given the makers of Meissen and Dresden a run for their money by the end of the 18th Century but for the French Revolution.