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William Schiller & Son. Polychrome ceramic garden stool in the shape of a mushroom. Bodenbach, Germany, late 19th century.
Estimate
€ 300 - 600
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€ 2.286
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cm 47x42
On a clod-shaped base with pine cones, mushrooms, driftwood and leaves.
Marked WS&S. 6332.
Defects.
Wilhelm Schiller began producing porcelain and earthenware in Bodenbach, Bohemia, in 1829, operating under the name Schiller and Gerbing.
On a clod-shaped base with pine cones, mushrooms, driftwood and leaves.
Marked WS&S. 6332.
Defects.
Wilhelm Schiller began producing porcelain and earthenware in Bodenbach, Bohemia, in 1829, operating under the name Schiller and Gerbing.
In 1885, the company was dissolved and reorganized under the name Wilhelm Schiller & Son, remaining active until the outbreak of World War I.
It is uncertain whether the firm of Schiller and Gerbing produced majolica; however, the later Wilhelm Schiller & Son is clearly recognized as the most prolific of the Bohemian majolica manufactories.
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