2008, ISBN: 9783940319463

Erscheinungsjahr: 2008., Verlag/Ort: Dresden: Sandstein, 7., rev. ed. 44 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Broschiert. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - When the first inspector of the Manufact… Mehr…

Erscheinungsjahr: 2008., Verlag/Ort: Dresden: Sandstein, 7., rev. ed. 44 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Broschiert. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - When the first inspector of the Manufactory Johann Melchior Steinbrück in a report to the Dresden Administration on November 8, 1722 proposed to use the Electoral swords from the Saxon Electoral coat of arms for marking Meissen porcelain, he wrote the birth certificate, so to speak, of quite the most important trademark within the field of porcelain. Although the Manufactory followed Steinbrück's proposal rather hesitantly and sporadically in the years after 1722, we are nonetheless justified in celebrating in 1997 the 275th birthday of the world's oldest trademark still known and used today. The Blue Swords made history in the field of trademarks and one should not be at all surprised if quite a lot has been published about Meissen trademarks by scholars, collectors and admirers of china ware. The present issue does not claim to be scientifically complete; it is no new effort - which would be useless anyway - to fix exact dates for individual types of sword-trademarks. This special edition clearly shows the development of the Meissen assortment and its trademarks; its purpose is to give an overview of the trademark problems for the collector and admirer of Meissen porcelain®, to give fresh impetus to a deeper involvement - but above all - to evoke something of the Blue Swords' fascination. Even today every single piece of Meissen porcelain is "cross-sworded" by hand - as the painting of the swords in Meissen's famous underglaze-blue-paint is jokingly called. At the same time the Blue Swords are considered a guarantee of quality to our customers, and, even after 280 years, bear witness to the quality work and creativity of the Meissen-"Manufacturists". ISBN 9783940319463 [Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Meißen]<

2008, ISBN: 9783940319463

7., rev. ed. 44 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Broschiert. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - When the first inspector of the Manufactory Johann Melchior Steinbrück in a report to the Dresde… Mehr…

7., rev. ed. 44 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Broschiert. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - When the first inspector of the Manufactory Johann Melchior Steinbrück in a report to the Dresden Administration on November 8, 1722 proposed to use the Electoral swords from the Saxon Electoral coat of arms for marking Meissen porcelain, he wrote the birth certificate, so to speak, of quite the most important trademark within the field of porcelain. Although the Manufactory followed Steinbrück's proposal rather hesitantly and sporadically in the years after 1722, we are nonetheless justified in celebrating in 1997 the 275th birthday of the world's oldest trademark still known and used today. The Blue Swords made history in the field of trademarks and one should not be at all surprised if quite a lot has been published about Meissen trademarks by scholars, collectors and admirers of china ware. The present issue does not claim to be scientifically complete; it is no new effort - which would be useless anyway - to fix exact dates for individual types of sword-trademarks. This special edition clearly shows the development of the Meissen assortment and its trademarks; its purpose is to give an overview of the trademark problems for the collector and admirer of Meissen porcelain®, to give fresh impetus to a deeper involvement - but above all - to evoke something of the Blue Swords' fascination. Even today every single piece of Meissen porcelain is "cross-sworded" by hand - as the painting of the swords in Meissen's famous underglaze-blue-paint is jokingly called. At the same time the Blue Swords are considered a guarantee of quality to our customers, and, even after 280 years, bear witness to the quality work and creativity of the Meissen-"Manufacturists". ISBN 9783940319463 Versand D: 3,00 EUR Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Meißen, [PU:Dresden: Sandstein,]<

2008, ISBN: 9783940319463

Dresden, Sandstein, 44 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Broschiert. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - When the first inspector of the Manufactory Johann Melchior Steinbrück in a report to the … Mehr…

Dresden, Sandstein, 44 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Broschiert. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - When the first inspector of the Manufactory Johann Melchior Steinbrück in a report to the Dresden Administration on November 8, 1722 proposed to use the Electoral swords from the Saxon Electoral coat of arms for marking Meissen porcelain, he wrote the birth certificate, so to speak, of quite the most important trademark within the field of porcelain. Although the Manufactory followed Steinbrück's proposal rather hesitantly and sporadically in the years after 1722, we are nonetheless justified in celebrating in 1997 the 275th birthday of the world's oldest trademark still known and used today. The Blue Swords made history in the field of trademarks and one should not be at all surprised if quite a lot has been published about Meissen trademarks by scholars, collectors and admirers of china ware. The present issue does not claim to be scientifically complete; it is no new effort - which would be useless anyway - to fix exact dates for individual types of sword-trademarks. This special edition clearly shows the development of the Meissen assortment and its trademarks; its purpose is to give an overview of the trademark problems for the collector and admirer of Meissen porcelain®, to give fresh impetus to a deeper involvement - but above all - to evoke something of the Blue Swords' fascination. Even today every single piece of Meissen porcelain is "cross-sworded" by hand - as the painting of the swords in Meissen's famous underglaze-blue-paint is jokingly called. At the same time the Blue Swords are considered a guarantee of quality to our customers, and, even after 280 years, bear witness to the quality work and creativity of the Meissen-"Manufacturists". ISBN 9783940319463Kunstgeschichte [Staatliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Meißen] 2008<