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1. www.christies.com › en › storiesCollecting Meissen porcelain - Christie's

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   Aug 29, 2024 · How to collect Meissen porcelain, from the German factory's origins to designs such as Harlequin and the menagerie, plus advice on how to spot a fake

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2. www.invaluable.com › blog › inside-the-archivesMeissen Porcelain: A Guide to History, Patterns, and Prices

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   • A Meissen Porcelain Armorial Tureen and Cover from the ‘Swan Service’ Christie’s New York, New York (20 May 2014) Estimated Price: $80,000-$120,000.
   • A Meissen large oval tray from the Swan Service. Bonhams London, United Kingdom (18 June 2014) Estimated Price: not provided. Realized Price: £64,900.
   • A Meissen Two-Handled Oval Dish from the ‘Swan Service’ Christie’s London, United Kingdom (12 May 2010) Estimated Price: £15,000-£25,000. Realized Price: £55,250.
   • A Very Rare Meissen Gilt-Metal-Mounted Mustard Post Cover from the Swan Service, circa 1739. Bonhams London, United Kingdom (12 June 2015) Estimated Price: not provided.

3. antiquesknowhow.com › meissen-porcelain-marksMeissen Porcelain Marks (Identification Guide with Values)

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   Jul 11, 2024 · Learn to identify real Meissen Porcelain Marks, monograms, model numbers, & more, and understand how to correctly value an old Meissen piece.

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4. www.meissen.com › net › momentodetailBrilliant pieces of jewellery made of white gold - meissen.com

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   Discover products. "Jewellery made of porcelain enchants with its brilliant white luster in combination with other noble materials. One of the most popular pieces of porcelain jewellery are the "snowball blossoms" which are still one of the most outstanding decorations of the MEISSEN manufactory.

5. antique-marks.com › meissenMeissen Porcelain: Meissen Marks and the History of Meissen

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   The Meissen factory is still operational today and is producing the worlds' most expensive porcelain. Superb modelling and painting were characteristic of Meissen porcelain, and for the next 50 years its products were unsurpassed, widely exported and much imitated.

6. www.meissen.com › net › collectionoverviewMeissen Tableware | Porcelain Manufactory Meissen

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   Exquisite porcelain service and tableware collections that meet the highest standards. Discover the current collections from the porcelain manufactory Meissen.

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   What is Meissen porcelain?

   • Meissen Porcelain was the first hard paste porcelain to rise and popularize in Europe. From its anticipation in 1709 to the present day, let’s take a look at Meissen Porcelain Company’s history:

   Meissen Porcelain Marks (Identification Guide with Values)

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   How much is antique Meissen porcelain worth?

   • Antique Meissen Porcelain is an extremely valuable treasure, which can be worth as much as a million dollars. Yes, you heard it right! While common and used Meissen Porcelain items sell for reasonable prices on e-commerce sites, some rare 18th-century Meissen pieces have sold for up to $600,000 dollars in online auctions.

   Meissen Porcelain Marks (Identification Guide with Values)

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   Why do people love Meissen porcelain so much?

   • The excitement over that diminutive set – minus its teapot, no less – was owed to its rarity and maker: Meissen porcelain, the gold standard of porcelain producers that possesses a legacy stretching back hundreds of years. Thanks to Meissen’s rich heritage, the tea service that appeared in 2012 caused a fervor among devoted collectors.

   Meissen Porcelain: A Guide to History, Patterns, and Prices

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   What is a quality mark on Meissen porcelain?

   • Qualifying or Quality Marks Some Meissen pieces may have blue crossed swords marks with horizontal white strokes on the blades or vertical strokes next to the blades. These are the quality marks the Meissen porcelain factory used to mark and distinguish low-quality pieces during the early 1740 – 1870s.

   Meissen Porcelain Marks (Identification Guide with Values)

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   How do you identify Meissen porcelain?

   • Meissen Porcelain Factory also marks its pottery with various numbers (with or without letters) that make its identification and dating easy. The most important marks are the model numbers engraved at the bottom. The model number generally represents the specific “shape/mold” used to make the piece.

   Meissen Porcelain Marks (Identification Guide with Values)

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   How much is a Meissen gilding worth?

   • A Meissen armorial oval monteith (punchbowl) from the Swan Service, circa 1740. The service sold for £151,875 on 4 June 2013 at Christie’s in London Meissen gilding should have a deep, honey-coloured richness to it.

   Collecting Meissen porcelain - Christie's

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Meissen_porcelainMeissen porcelain - Wikipedia

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   Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. Early experiments were done in 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus.