Jar and cover, hard-paste porcelain, standing on a tall foot, ovoid body with domed lid with flat top, foot moulded with twisted flutes, body applied with vines, leaves, fruit and flowers individually painted, some vines gilded, insects and flowers painted onto the body in polychrome colours, lid moulded with three concentric lines, relief vines and painted insects around the sides.
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Creation/Production
Irminger was the Dresden court silversmith and was closely involved with the Meissen porcelain manufactory during the first decade of its existence, responsible for overseeing design. He is listed in the manufactory personnel list of 1710, where his work is defined as 'so die Inventiones und neuen Desseins besorget', and he was almost solely responsible for the design of Böttger stoneware and porcelain. See R Rückert, 'Biographische Daten der Meißener Manufakturisten des 18. Jahrhunderts', p.82.
Role: Production
Role: Factory
Role: Production
Role: Designer
Role: Production
Role: Decorator
Place: Germany
Place: Dresden, Germany
Period: 1713-1720
Acquisition
Gift, 1/2/1918
Given by W.S de Winton
Measurements
Height
(cm): 15
diam
(cm): 13
Height
(in): 5
diam
(in): 5
Techniques
Press-moulded
Forming
Applied Art
Moulded
Forming
Applied Art
Gilded
Decoration
Applied Art
Enamelled
Decoration
Applied Art
Material
Hard-paste porcelain
Location
Front Hall, North Balcony : Case A
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