Vase with a view of Harbke Castle Park, Veltheim / Bülow wedding, around 1830
porcelain, white, glazed, base marked cobalt blue SPM with line, Friedrich Adolph Schumann manufactory in Berlin, large and unusual vase, cross-oval stand, gilded rocaille edge, red roses as filling decoration, short constricted shaft, on the body en face in a large reserve the extremely finely painted view of the orangery in Harbke Castle Park, in the background Harbke Castle with two towers, on the back the coats of arms of the Veltheim and Bülow families, the body with curved edges, richly gilded, ear handles attached to the side, good age-appropriate condition, stand chipped, decorations partially rubbed, 27.3 x 24 x 17 cm (HxWxD)
The vase is associated with the marriage of the Röttger Count von Veltheim and his wife Charlotte Antoinette von Bülow. After the death of his wife, Count Röttger von Veltheim voluntarily passed away from life in 1848. As early as 1805, Goethe spent a few days in the Harbke castle park and created a dendrological report. The orangery was built in 1830 in the neo-Gothic style and was used to grow and keep tropical plants. The vase may have been dedicated to the completion of the Orangery in 1830. 360 degree photo on our website.
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