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Parts of a surtout de table

after design by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, 1820 - 1825

Along with Paris, Berlin was a centre of the Empire Style. The prominent architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel designed an elaborate table garniture in this style for King Friedrich Wilhelm II of Prussia. The eagles refer to the king’s coat of arms. A surtout de table is part of the table decoration at lavish banquets. The bowls, filled with flowers, were placed in the middle of the table.

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  • Object numberBK-C-2013-6-1
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Identification

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    Parts of a surtout de table

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  • Object number

    BK-C-2013-6-1

  • Description

    Bloemenkorf uit de derde Tafelaufsatz. De schaal wordt ondersteund door twee identieke genii die ruggelings tegen elkaar staan.


Creation

  • Creation

    after design by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Berlin

  • Dating

    1820 - 1825

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Acquisition and rights

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    On loan from the Museum Huis Doorn

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