19th-century Meissen

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Ceramic decorative pieces from the Meissen factory dominated the European porcelain industry in the 18th and 19th century. The recent popularity of 19th century Meissen pieces come from their rarity and timeless appeal. These can be distinguished by the incised crossed-swords emblem.

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Paul Scheurich at Meissen

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Paul Scheurich is acknowledged to be one of the 20th century's greatest modelers. Samples of his work for the prestigious German firm Meissen include porcelain figures inspired by Russian ballet and world dance such as "Harlequin and Columbine" and "Masked Dancer."

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Frederick Schwartz

Aug 22, 2009 @ 5:17 pm

Help please! I have large porcelain horse. Purchased from Hutschenreuther in 1960 when traveling around the world. It is impressed Prof. Scheurich on base. this horse is large 50cm by 60cm. Like new. Bottom has Hutschenreuther mark from before 1969. I have tried to find a value. I have been told less the $200.00 to almost $8000.00. help please

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Doccia porcelain

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The Doccia porcelain company gained prominence during the 18th century by creating fine pieces for the Saxony and Tuscan royalties. The Italian firm, founded by nobleman Carlo Ginori, produced items, such as tobacco jars, snuff boxes, and reliefs.

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