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Lot 523 | Neresheimer | COUPLE OF EXCEPTIONAL SILVER GIRNANDOLES WITH VICTORIAN STYLE EMPIRE
Estimate
15.000
- 20.000
€
D
Result
Unsold
COUPLE OF EXCEPTIONAL SILVER GIRNANDOLES WITH VICTORIAN STYLE EMPIRE.
Neresheimer. Hanau.
Date: Ca. 1900.
Technique: Silber.
Description: Each on a stagged square base. On it high cylindrical pedestral with laurel wreath,
finishing round at the top and with palmette decor. On the pedestrals object-like places
reliefs with the depiction of Eros resp. Aphrodite, both standing at a sacrificial altar.
The stem formed like large fully plastic Victorias with large wings in antique garments.
In their raised arms they are each holding a fruit basket from which five arms are growing.
Weight: Ca. 7670g.
Measurement: Height each 73,5cm, Width at the top 31cm.
Mark: Crescent & crown, standard 800, maker's mark Neresheimer (from 1890, Scheffler, Hessen no.489).
One chandelier arm lost, one plugged in.
Provenance:
Private collection Berlin.
This monumental pair of girandoles is impressive not only for its formal language and size, but also for its rarity. As a rule, we encounter girandoles of this type in the form of fire-gilded, partly patinated bronze, for example after designs by the famous Parisian bronzier Pierre-Philipp Thomire. In this case, however, the Neresheim manufactory created a precious work entirely of silver modelled after the masters of the French Empires.
Neresheimer. Hanau.
Date: Ca. 1900.
Technique: Silber.
Description: Each on a stagged square base. On it high cylindrical pedestral with laurel wreath,
finishing round at the top and with palmette decor. On the pedestrals object-like places
reliefs with the depiction of Eros resp. Aphrodite, both standing at a sacrificial altar.
The stem formed like large fully plastic Victorias with large wings in antique garments.
In their raised arms they are each holding a fruit basket from which five arms are growing.
Weight: Ca. 7670g.
Measurement: Height each 73,5cm, Width at the top 31cm.
Mark: Crescent & crown, standard 800, maker's mark Neresheimer (from 1890, Scheffler, Hessen no.489).
One chandelier arm lost, one plugged in.
Provenance:
Private collection Berlin.
This monumental pair of girandoles is impressive not only for its formal language and size, but also for its rarity. As a rule, we encounter girandoles of this type in the form of fire-gilded, partly patinated bronze, for example after designs by the famous Parisian bronzier Pierre-Philipp Thomire. In this case, however, the Neresheim manufactory created a precious work entirely of silver modelled after the masters of the French Empires.
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VAT margin scheme, VAT included, but must not be indicated, not refundable
32% buyer’s premium on the hammer price
32% buyer’s premium on the hammer price
Stock Id: 79262-1