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A Pair of Two-Handled Vases, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, 1839 (porcelain)
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A Pair of Two-Handled Vases, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, 1839 (porcelain)
3657711 A Pair of Two-Handled Vases, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, 1839 (porcelain) by Russian School (19th century); height: 95 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Each of ovoid form on spreading circular foot, the body of one vase finely painted with the The Singer after Jacob Ochtervelt, inscribed Ochterveld (lower left) and signed in Cyrillic A: Nesterov and dated 1839 (lower right), the body of the other vase finely painted with The Messenger after Gerard ter Borch, inscribed in Cyrillic ter Borch (lower left) and signed N: Nesterov and dated 1839 (lower right), within ciseleshaped foliate frames, centred on a field of gilt scrolling foliage on a glazed cobalt ground, the waisted flared cylindrical neck with everted rim and flanked by two later gilt-bronze handles formed as harpies busts, the lower section gilt and moulded with rising acanthus, on a waisted gilt and blue banded socle and square ormolu base, marked inside necks with overglaze factory marks, one vase with further gilt inscription N. 2. 4. 7: ); Photo eChristies Images; Russian, out of copyright
Media ID 23656950
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Imperial Porcelain Factory Painted Pair Two Handled Vases Vignette Vignettes Ceramics Gerard Ter Borch Jacob Ochtervelt
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This print showcases a stunning pair of two-handled vases created by the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St Petersburg in 1839. Standing at an impressive height of 95 cm, these porcelain masterpieces exude elegance and craftsmanship. Each vase features an ovoid shape resting on a circular foot, adorned with intricate details that highlight the skill of the Russian School artists from the 19th century. One vase depicts "The Singer" after Jacob Ochtervelt, while the other portrays "The Messenger" after Gerard ter Borch. The paintings are delicately inscribed and signed by A: Nesterov and N: Nesterov respectively, adding a personal touch to these exquisite works. The vases are further enhanced by ciseleshaped foliate frames surrounding the paintings, creating a harmonious composition against a glazed cobalt ground embellished with gilt scrolling foliage. The waisted flared cylindrical necks feature everted rims and are complemented by ornate gilt-bronze handles shaped like harpies busts. Resting on square ormolu bases with waisted gilt and blue banded socles, these vases truly exemplify opulence and grandeur. Marked inside their necks with overglaze factory marks, one vase also bears an additional gilt inscription reading N. 2.4.7. This photograph captures not only the beauty of these exceptional vases but also serves as a testament to the rich history and artistic legacy of Imperial Porcelain Factory in St Petersburg during this period.
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