Brosche in Form eines Falters mit Rubinen, Brillanten und Fensteremail - photo 1
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Brosche in Form eines Falters mit Rubinen, Brillanten und Fensteremail

Lot 1070
24.09.2019 16:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 700
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 234204
Lot 1070 | Brosche in Form eines Falters mit Rubinen, Brillanten und Fensteremail
Estimate value
€ 1 800 – 2 000
Gelbgold 750/-, gestempelt. Ca. 18 Brillanten, zusammen ca. 0,20 ct., TCR (I-J), VS-SI1. 2 runde facettierte Rubine, zusammen ca. 0,35 ct. Blaues, grünes, weißes und rotes Fensteremail. 1 kleine Abplatzung im rot-weißen Bereich eines Flügel. Ca. 5,3 x 5,1 cm. Ca. 14,8 g. Goldschmiedetechnische Ausführung: in meisterlicher Handwerkskunst werden zunächst Metallstege zu einem Gerüst z USAmmengefügt. Sodann wird in einem äußerst komplizierten Verfahren in die Lücken des Gerüsts, den sogenannten Fenstern, transluzides Email eingebracht. Dieses Verfahren gilt als Höhepunkt der Emailleurkunst. Das Fensteremail ist sehr druckempfindlich, so dass kleine Abplatzungen leider entstehen können. Fensteremail hat seinen besonderen Reiz, weil die Filterung des Lichts durch das Email eine eigenständige bezaubernde Farbigkeit erhält. Diese Technik wurde im byzantinischen Reich im IV. Jahrhundert entwickelt. Im Jugendstil entdeckte man diese besonders aufwendig herzustellende Technik wieder und so entstanden Schmuckstücke sowie Accessoires von einer feinen zarten Leichtigkeit. BK
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