SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen
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SAMSON. Orchestra of musician monkeys in porcelain after Meissen

4.800
19th century
Other style
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From: 75002, Paris, France

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    Edmé Samson (Paris 1810-1891).
    Paris, 19th century, circa 1860.

    Orchestra of monkey musicians in polychrome porcelain dressed in the fashion of the 18th century,
    Holding scores and playing multiple instruments to the rhythm of the conductor.
    It includes 11 pieces including nine musicians, a conductor and a music stand on terraces highlighted with rocaille ornaments in relief enhanced with gold.
    Average height: 13 cm, conductor 18.5 cm
    Excellent condition.
    The set presented in a lacquered and gilded wooden Opera from the same period
    Mark with crossed swords in blue, S for Samson underglaze.
    Dimensions: L 52 x D 20 H 52 cm

    This orchestra of monkey musicians evokes the Affenkapelle of Meissen from the 1750s, one of the last works of J.J. Kändler (1706-1775), inspired by the "Singeries", frescoes and paintings featuring these animals imitating human activities.

    The Samson factory, founded in 1845, claimed its ability to imitate the rarest ceramics.

    Bibliography:
    Florence Slitine, Samson génie de l'imitation, Paris, 2002, Ed. Massin.
     

    Ref: G8F7R5NAZX

    Condition Very good
    Style Other style (Groups, Figurines, Biscuits of Other style Style)
    Period 19th century (Groups, Figurines, Biscuits 19th century)
    Country of origin France
    Artist Edmé Samson (Paris 1810-1891)
    Width (cm) 52
    Height (cm) 52
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 75002, Paris, France
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