Caption
Candlestick, Meissen ca. 1740–1745. One-candle candlestick with profiled baluster shaft and 8-segment round foot; candle socket mounted on a profile with relief acanthus leaves. Decorated with gilding sleeve channels, acanthus frieze, gold-painted and relief campanulas and four sprigs of woodcut flowers daffodils, wood violets, forget-me-nots, and brick-red balls around the foot, between the campanulas, and on the socket; also small insects and bugs. Brown border around the edge of the candle holder. Porcelain; height 24 cm, diameter 16 cm. Origin: Meissen, Saxony., A single ornate white ceramic candlestick stands against a gray background, featuring a flared base with painted floral and fruit motifs in red, green, and orange, and small painted insects in brown and black; the stem is sculpted with curving, tiered sections accented with gold highlights and delicate painted flower details in pink and green, and the top has a cup-shaped holder with a thin brown rim.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A15_338
License type
Rights managed
Available size
88.3Mb (849.0Kb) / 17.1in x 20.0in / 5143 x 6000 (300dpi)