Pagoda

Schnorr von Carolsfeld: Pagoda sitting on a four-sided purple pillow with gold tassels. Beaten under the left leg, the right set up and tilted slightly outward. The right hand on the back of a monkey sitting with raised front foot on the right thigh of the Chinese and screaming for an apple demanded in the left hand of his master. The raiment white with a pattern of large iron red, green leaves surrounded by flowers. Premiums, belt and collar lemon yellow. Shoes and hat iron red, the hanging mustache and black pupil, lank hair gray brown. The four-sided curly white base profiled, beveled on the edges and trimmed with three gold stripes. Pierced mouth and ears for the flue, as well as the mouth of the monkey. 1730. swords in the hollow base. Altitude 17th -. The model probably of the same hand as No. 28. According to Zimmermann, the Meissen porcelain 1925 panel 12 comes as a modeller, the former Georg Fritzsche into consideration. The opposite of a sedentary Chinese with parrot.

Muller & Cie, Mensing: Pagoda in white robe which is decorated with large iron-red flowers that are lined in yellow. The idol sitting on a blue red pillow with golden idiots and sees a monkey sitting on his right knee. Height 15.5 cm. The brim of the hat has flaking. Crossed swords mark in blue. Collection Franz Oppenheimer.

Lit.:

• Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld: Sammlung Margarethe und Franz Oppenheimer: Meissener Porzellan. Berlin 1927.

• Dr. Franz Kieslinger [Dienststelle Mühlmann] (Hrsg.): Verzeichnis der Restbestände der Sammlung Mannheimer. Wien 1942.

• US – NARA, RG 260. M1946. Administrative records, correspondence, denazification orders, custody receipts, property cards, Jewish restitution claim records, property declarations, and other records from the Munich CCP. Roll 145. Restitution Research Records. Mannheimer Collection: Catalog, Volume II.

• US - NARA, RG 260. M1946. Photographs of art objects stolen by the Nazis from the Linz Museum and other collections in Europe. Roll 276-281. Photographs Taken by the Munich Central Collecting Point, OMGUS, of Artworks Appropriated by Germany during World War II.

• Porselein-Mannheimer bestemd voor de verkoop. In: NL - HaNA, 2.08.42. - SNK, Stichting Nederlands Kunstbezit, Nr. 565 - Stukken betreffende de verkoop van kunstvoorwerpen die behoren tot de Mannheimer collectie op de veiling van 14 oktober 1952, 1952.

• Frederick Muller & Cie:Catalogue de tableaux, antiquités, objets d'art provenant de la collection du Dr. F. Mannheimer, 14.-21.10.1952. Amsterdam 1952. Kat. Nr. 371, Handschriftliche Marginalie: 2.300,-