A Large Pepper-eater with stretched Head
Paul Walther (Meißen 1876 - Meißen 1933)
Lot-No. 742
Proceeds : 11.400 €
Meissen. Designed 1924, made soon after. Porzellan, farbig bemalt. H. 57,5 cm. Crossed swords mark of directorship Max Pfeiffer (1918-1933). Walther modelled the pepper-eater from the toucan family, which is found in South America, several times, here in large format with stretched hear, enthroned on a leaf base, with a yellow-red beak and imaginative plumage colouring - Porcelain modeller. Paul Walther, since 1891 active at the Meissen Manufactory, ranks among the most productive modellers of animal figures and created between 1904 and 1933 around 196 models for the Meissen Manufactory.
Paul Walther: A Large Pepper-eater with stretched Head
Paul Walther (Meißen 1876 - Meißen 1933)
A Large Pepper-eater with stretched Head
Lot-No. 742
Proceeds : 11.400 €
Meissen. Designed 1924, made soon after. Porzellan, farbig bemalt. H. 57,5 cm. Crossed swords mark of directorship Max Pfeiffer (1918-1933). Walther modelled the pepper-eater from the toucan family, which is found in South America, several times, here in large format with stretched hear, enthroned on a leaf base, with a yellow-red beak and imaginative plumage colouring - Porcelain modeller. Paul Walther, since 1891 active at the Meissen Manufactory, ranks among the most productive modellers of animal figures and created between 1904 and 1933 around 196 models for the Meissen Manufactory.
