Meissen model of a swift with in-glaze decoration

Emmerich Oehler — circa 1906
£1250

From the Art Nouveau period and decorated using an in-glaze technique requiring high-temperature enamels and glaze to be applied in the same firing at 1200C. The enamels have fused with the glaze to create a soft gradient of shades around the details of the modelling.

Blue crossed swords on an unglazed base, impress model number W 153, impressed assembler’s number 75, all to the underside.

Dimensions
17.9cm long

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History

Emmerich Oehler was a sculptor and a professor. He studied at the School of Applied Arts in Dresden and employed at the Meissen manufactory until 1914. He created numerous figures of children, genre figures and animals.