A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752 - 图1

A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752 - 图2

A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752 - 图3

A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752 - 图4

A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752 - 图5

A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752 - 图6

Lot 149 A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752

Name: Lot 149 A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752
SKU: 149

陶瓷人生

落槌价

****

成交价

****

拍卖公司	邦瀚斯
拍卖时间	2026年07月01日

请安装多宝古瓷宝典APP，查看高清无损大图

拍品信息

拍品名称

A rare Chelsea Commedia dell'Arte figure of Scapin, circa 1752

起拍价

GBP 2,000

估值区间

未知

尺寸

未知

品相

未知

更多信息

After a Meissen original, modelled as a smiling bearded gentleman, standing with his pale blue hat held in his left hand, wearing a yellow suit and a black cape, a pouch and a dagger at his waist, his matching shoes in black with yellow bows, the irregular mound base applied with leaves and flowers, 12.3cm high, raised anchor mark
Footnotes
Provenance
Peter Bradshaw Collection, Bonhams, 24 January 2007, lot 3
Literature
Bradshaw, Peter, 18th Century English Porcelain Figures, col. pl.A;
White, Mary, People at the Whites' House, Vol.5, 2024, p.84
The original Meissen version of this figure was created as by Reinicke part of the Duke of Weissenfels series, after the engraving 'Habit de Scapin' by Jouillain, published in Riccoboni's Histoire du Théâtre Italien in Paris in 1728. Scapin was the mischievous valet. A Meissen example was probably one of those lent to Sir Everard Fawkener for Chelsea to make copies by Sir Charles Hanbury Williams, the British Envoy to the Saxon Court in Dresden. For a Longton Hall figure of Pantalone from the same series, see lot 148 in this sale.