Äußerst feine, französische Empire-Golddose - photo 1
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Äußerst feine, französische Empire-Golddose

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€ 6 000
Auction dateClassic
04.09.2022 11:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 801809
Lot 1349 | Äußerst feine, französische Empire-Golddose
Äußerst feine, französische Empire-Golddose
Gelbgold, 18 ct. Runde Form mit gering eingezogener Wandung, konvex ausgeformtem Deckel und Boden. Stulpdeckel. Flächendeckend verziert mit sehr feinem, konzentrischem Guilloche- und Blattrankendekor. Ober- und Unterseite mit zentral ziselierter Blütenrosette, umzogen von zarten, allseits feinen Linear- und Wellenverzierungen. Die eingezogene Wandung umlaufend dekoriert mit Bändern in Form von reliefierten, filigranen Blattranken über matt punziertem Grund. Minim. altersbedingte Gebrauchsspuren. Gest., Garantie- und Feingehaltsstempel, wohl Garantiestempel der Pariser Zunft, Meister Augustin-André Heguin (tätig 1785 - 1806). Gew. ca. 65 g. H. 3,8 cm. D. 6 cm.
Weitere Werke von Augustin-André Héguin befinden sich u. a. im Victoria & Albert Museum, London und im Louvre, Paris. Vgl. Claire Le Corbeiller: "Alte Tabakdosen aus Europa und Amerika", München, 1966, Nr. 229. Hierzu Rosenberg Bd. IV, Nr. 6564, 6567, 6581; A. Kenneth Snowman: "Eightenth-Century Gold-boxes of Europe", London 1966, S. 162.
Provenienz: aus einer bedeutenden deutschen Privatsammlung von Golddosen und Goldtabatieren.
A very fine French gold box by Augustin-André Heguin (active 1785 - 1806). Minor age-related signs of use. Guarantee and fineness marks, master's mark.
Frankreich. Paris. Um 1800.
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