beaker, chocolate
manufacturer: Vienna Porcelain Factory (Du Paquier) (estab. 1718, closed 1744); after: Petrus Schenk (active circa 1720);
circa 1725
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Description
beaker, chocolate, tall very narrow from decorated in Eisenrot (iron-red) with continuous Chinoiserie scenes of a chinaman in a garden with flowering trees and pagodas, with silver lustre rim and foot ring.
The painting is after a series of twelve engravings Nieuwe Geinventeerde Sineesen by Petrus Schenk, Amsterdam, circa 1720. Iron-red is one of the earliest colours developed by Du Paquier.
The painting is after a series of twelve engravings Nieuwe Geinventeerde Sineesen by Petrus Schenk, Amsterdam, circa 1720. Iron-red is one of the earliest colours developed by Du Paquier.
Maker and role
manufacturer: Vienna Porcelain Factory (Du Paquier) (estab. 1718, closed 1744)
after: Petrus Schenk (active circa 1720)
after: Petrus Schenk (active circa 1720)
Production place
Vienna, Austria
Production date
circa 1725
Media description
porcelain, Eisenrot (iron-red), silver lustre
Measurements
70 x 55 mm
Credit line
purchased with funds provided by the Nina Stanton 18th Century Porcelain Bequest, 2014
Project credit line
This digital record has been made available on TJC Collection Online through a significant donation from the OPENING DOORS fund, the generous support of The Friends of The Johnston Collection, and Digitisation Champion Christine Bell
Accession number
A1349
TJC reference number
1699
