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Photo of Tea service and stand - Public domain dedication
Summary
This early Meissen porcelain tea service is richly painted with chinoiserie. A special stand was made for it in an even costlier material, silver gilt. The ensemble is a splendid decoration for the table, in which the individual pieces all contribute to the grand total impression. The service was probably made for Tsarina Elizabeth of Russia.
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Tags
silver metal
porcelain
gilding
granulation
johannes engelbrecht
tea service
high resolution
empress of russia
elizabeth of russia
elizaveta petrovna
russia
russian empire
ceramics
3 d object
silver
metal
rijksmuseum
Date
1725 - 1730
Source
Rijksmuseum
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Copyright info
Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")