A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century. - Bukowskis

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Finely painted and with "Reliefzierat mit spalier und Lanzettbögendurchbruckmuster". Length 45,5 , höjd 23,5 cm.

The liners with repair.

Provenance

The dinner service was bought by Lovisa Ulrica from her brother Frederick the Great when she and Sophia Albertina visited Berlin in 1772.

Peter Gustaf af Ugglas then bougth the service from Sophia Albertina at the Auction for the inheritery princes foundation. Then to his daughter Ulrica Sopia Charlotte, who married Carl Ludwig Magnus Björnstjerna, thence by descent to the present owner.

More information

Parts from this service sold in these rooms at Bukowskis Sale 0530 lot 1341-1349. December 2003.

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A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

A par of Berlin ice cream coolers with liners and covers and a tray, 18th Century.

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