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Bidet of Elisabeth of Bavaria (Carl Knoll Porcelain Factory, Carlsbad), 1887-1890. Artist: Anonymous
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Bidet of Elisabeth of Bavaria (Carl Knoll Porcelain Factory, Carlsbad), 1887-1890. Artist: Anonymous
Bidet of Elisabeth of Bavaria (Carl Knoll Porcelain Factory, Carlsbad), 1887-1890. Found in the collection of the Kammerhofmuseen der Stadt Gmunden
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Boudoir Elisabeth Of Austria Elisabeth Of Bavaria Empress Of Austria Habsburg Family Objects Personal Life Plumbing Porcelain Sisi Sissi Toilet Wittelsbach Family Applied Arts
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This print showcases the exquisite Bidet of Elisabeth of Bavaria, a masterpiece created by the renowned Carl Knoll Porcelain Factory in Carlsbad between 1887 and 1890. The artist behind this magnificent piece remains anonymous, adding an air of mystery to its allure. Currently housed in the esteemed collection of the Kammerhofmuseen der Stadt Gmunden, this bidet is a testament to both fine art and applied arts. The delicate porcelain construction reflects the refined taste and opulence associated with Empress Elisabeth of Austria, affectionately known as Sissi. This intimate object offers a glimpse into her personal life, specifically her boudoir or private chamber. As part of the Wittelsbach family and later married into the Habsburg family, Elisabeth's status as empress further enhances the significance of this bidet. Beyond its aesthetic appeal lies an intriguing connection to health and hygiene practices during that era. Plumbing advancements enabled individuals like Empress Elisabeth to indulge in luxurious amenities such as this bidet. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it seamlessly combines porcelain and wood elements for an elegant finish. This remarkable photograph allows us to appreciate not only historical objects but also their cultural context within society at large. It serves as a reminder that even seemingly mundane items can hold great artistic value when viewed through a discerning lens.
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