Bronzene Adlerstatue für Flugzeugführer der Kaiserlichen Marine als Ehrenpreis für Sieger im Luftkampf, datiert 1917 - photo 1

Bronzene Adlerstatue für Flugzeugführer der Kaiserlichen Marine als Ehrenpreis für Sieger im Luftkampf, datiert 1917

Lot 868
04.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1326348
Lot 868 | Bronzene Adlerstatue für Flugzeugführer der Kaiserlichen Marine als Ehrenpreis für Sieger im Luftkampf, datiert 1917
Bronzene Adlerstatue für Flugzeugführer der Kaiserlichen Marine als Ehrenpreis für Sieger im Luftkampf, datiert 1917
Bronze, braun patiniert. Vollplastische, detaillierte Darstellung zweier kämpfender Adler, wie auch auf dem Ehrenbecher abgebildet. Zweiteilige Bronze (oberer Adler leicht drehbar), montiert auf einem schwarz lackierten achteckigen Holzsockel (etwas berieben), auf der Vorderseite die von Lorbeer umkränzte silberne Widmungsplakette mit Gravur "Dem Sieger im Luftkampf 16. Juni 1917 Flugmeister Nöthen". Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Gesamthöhe 26 cm.
Nöthen war Träger des Marine-Beobachterabzeichens und erhielt den Ehrenpreis mit Tagesbefehl des Marine-Flugchefs Nr. 221 vom 21. November 1918 für die Vernichtung eines feindlichen Flugzeuges.
Eines der ganz wenigen Originale, außergewöhnlich selten.
A bronze eagle statue for pilots of the Imperial Navy as a prize of honour for victors in aerial combat, dated 1917
A bronze eagle statue for pilots of the Imperial Navy as a prize of honour for victors in aerial combat, dated 1917
Bronze with brown patina. Three-dimensional, detailed sculpture of two fighting eagles, as depicted on the goblet of honour. Two-piece bronze (the upper eagle slightly rotatable), mounted on an octagonal wooden base lacquered in black (somewhat rubbed), on the obverse the silver dedication plaque surrounded by laurel branches and engraved (tr.) "To the victor in aerial combat 16th June 1917 master pilot Nöthen". Traces of use and age. Overall height 26 cm.
Nöthen was winner of the Navy Observer Badge and was awarded the prize of honour for the destruction of an enemy aircraft during the order of the day No. 221 issued by the navy chief of staff on 21st November 1918.
One of the very few originals, particularly rare.
Condition: II
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