Ernst Bohne und Söhne, RUDOLSTADT - Lot 113

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Ernst Bohne und Söhne, RUDOLSTADT - Lot 113
Ernst Bohne und Söhne, RUDOLSTADT Mocking Man known as "Magot Porcelain proof with oscillating articulated hands and head in imitation ivory porcelain Blue anchor mark under the base Height: 9.5 cm (Restoration to the face, accidents and minor damage to the handles, notably to one of the hinges on the right hand) NOTICE Ernst Bohne und Söhne, founded in 1848 in Rudolstadt, Germany, was one of the leading porcelain manufacturers in the Thuringia region, renowned for the exceptional quality of its fine porcelain figurines and decorative objects. Under the direction of Ernst Bohne's sons, the factory, renamed Ernst Bohne und Söhne, specialized in delicate figurines, often inspired by mythological, pastoral or allegorical themes, with meticulous attention to detail and a carefully applied palette of soft colors. Pieces from the Rudolstadt manufactory are distinguished by their finesse of execution and stylistic richness, particularly in the Rococo and Neoclassical styles. Like Meissen, one of Germany's oldest and most prestigious porcelain factories, Ernst Bohne und Söhne has helped place Germany at the heart of European luxury porcelain production. Among other nearby factories, KPM Berlin (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur) stands out for its production of refined porcelain, often focusing on classically styled dinner services and decorative objects. The Volkstedt manufactory, also located in Thuringia, is known for its porcelain figurines, often highly detailed, in a style similar to that of Bohne und Söhne. Finally, the Ludwigsburg manufactory, founded in the 18th century, is renowned for its delicate figurines and finely sculpted decorative objects, just like Ernst Bohne und Söhne, with a particular focus on elegance and finesse. These houses, like Ernst Bohne und Söhne, represent the quintessence of German porcelain art, and their creations, whether figurines or ornamental pieces, continue to fascinate collectors the world over. The expertise, technique and creativity of these manufactures place them among the most respected in the field of luxury ceramics.
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