4 gravierte Zinndeckel um 1830/45 - photo 1

4 gravierte Zinndeckel um 1830/45

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€ 25
Auction dateClassic
06.09.2019 15:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
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Germany, Niederwiesa
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ID 229540
Lot 2504 | 4 gravierte Zinndeckel um 1830/45
verschieden gemarkt, je mit Balusterdaumenrast u. Monogramm sowie Datierung graviert 1836 bis 1845, beide Deckel von 1836 u. 1841 gemarkt Carl Rudolf Heydenreich (Heidenreich) oder Gottfried August Heydenreich, beides Söhne des Zinngießers Christian August Heydenreich in Pirna, lernen beim Vater von 1780/84 bzw. 1782/86, werden 1797 bzw. 1809 vor der Dresdner Kreislade das Meisterrecht nach Pirna, zahlen bis 1809 bzw. 1840 Quartalsgeld, vgl. Hintze Bd. 1, S. 210, lfd.Nr. 1088 bzw. S. 211, lfd. Nr. 1091, Deckel mit der Gravur 1941 gemarkt Carl Friedrich Pilz, Sohn des Zinngießers Traugott Friedrich Pilz in Freiberg, lernt bei seinem Vater von 1814/16, wird Meister 1820, erwähnt bis 1850, die Witwe führt die Werkstatt weiter bis 1854, dann übernimmt der Sohn, vgl. Hintze Sächs. Zinngießer, Bd. 1, S. 110, Lfd.Nr. 574 sowie Deckel mit Gravur 1845 gemarkt Friedrich Traugott Günther, Sohn des Zinngießers Georg Friedrich Günther in Freiberg, lernt bei seinem Stiefvater Chistian Heinrich Krebs von 1798-1802, wird Meister zu Freiberg 1810, ist noch 1837 Obermeister, stirbt 1843, vgl. Hintze, Sächs. Zinngießer, Bd. 1, S. 110, Lfd.Nr. 571, gut erhalten, Biedermeier um 1830/45
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