Price guide to antique and vintage Nymphenburg dinner services. Dinner services vary in price depending on the number of pieces, condition and rarity of the design. Porcelain was a highly desirable commodity during the baroque period. At the time, porcelain only came from China and so, during the 18th century, attempts were undertaken in Europe to produce the “white gold”. The fragile and gentle character of porcelain did not only meet the aesthetic of the time – it also reflected the preference for everything gallant and playful. Which remains the case to this day as experts and collectors of Nymphenburg porcelain see its quality and refinement as unique. Reference: Nymphenburg Manufacturer

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A NYMPHENBURG PORCELAIN COMMEDIA DELL’ARTE WHITE-GLAZED FIGURE OF CAPITANO SPAVENTO
CIRCA 1765, IMPRESSED BAVARIAN SHIELD MARK TO THE SIDE, IMPRESSED CYPHER TO THE UNDERSIDE, AFTER THE MODEL BY F.A. BUSTELLI
Dramatically posed gripping his plumed hat with his left hand and holding a dagger in his right, on rocaille scroll molded base
7 ¾ in. (19.7 cm.) high

Sold for USD 9,375 at Christie’s

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Puce ground with a central hand painted medallion of a cherub surrounded by four classical painted diamonds. Impressed mark and Auer pin on underside. W 34 cm. (13 3/8 in.)

Sold for CA$300 at A.H. Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals

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