Indisch Rot Baluster Vase from Meissen, 1960

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• manufacturer: meissen, germany. 1960

• pattern (decor): "indian flower" in the highly sought-after and rare coral orange colorway (german: … Read more • manufacturer: meissen, germany. 1960

• pattern (decor): "indian flower" in the highly sought-after and rare coral orange colorway (german: indische blumenmalerei, korallenrot / indisch rot). The entire motif is masterfully hand-painted underglaze with exceptional attention to detail.
• finishing: the flared upper rim (collar) and the foot are embellished with a meticulously hand-applied gold rim. An elegant additional floral frieze encircles the neck.
• form: classic baluster/flacon shape with a rounded body and a gently flared rim.

• height: 11 cm / 4.33 inches
• diameter (at the widest point): 8 cm / 3.15 inches

the underside features the authentic, underglaze meissen crossed swords mark in cobalt blue (a distinct cross-hatched variant characteristic of select post-war or anniversary production series).
• quality: 1st quality (first choice / 1. Wahl). There are absolutely no cancellation cuts or grind lines across the crossed swords. The vase left the factory as a flawless specimen.
• additional marks: hand-painted iron-red painter’s signature/number (52c 20) and pressed model/form numbers incised into the porcelain paste.

condition report:

excellent / cabinet condition. The porcelain is in pristine condition with no chips, cracks, hairlines, or previous repairs. The glaze remains perfectly glossy and clean on the inside. The hand-painted decoration and the gilding on the rims are beautifully preserved with no signs of rubbing or wear. It has been kept exclusively as a showcase display object over the years.

"this specific variant of the crossed swords mark, combined with the precision of the iron-red painter's signature, is a signature hallmark of meissen's prestigious 250th-anniversary jubilee production period around 1960." this piece has an attribution mark,
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