Eva Braun - Anhänger, Beryll mit Brillanten in Tropfenform - photo 1

Eva Braun - Anhänger, Beryll mit Brillanten in Tropfenform

Lot 6056
10.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 6056 | Eva Braun - Anhänger, Beryll mit Brillanten in Tropfenform
Eva Braun - Anhänger, Beryll mit Brillanten in Tropfenform
Weißgold, Gelbgold, Beryll und Brillanten. Sehr feine Juweliersarbeit, à jour gearbeitet, in der oberen Raute fehlt ein kleiner Beryll, in der rechten Raute kleine Beschädigung des Berylls. Länge des Anhängers 50 mm, Gesamtlänge 25,5 cm, Gewicht 6,5 g.
Dieser Anhänger ist auf zahlreichen Fotos Eva Brauns auf dem Obersalzberg erkennbar, vgl. Ernst Baumann/Heinrich Hoffmann, Der Obersalzberg - Brennpunkt der Zeitgeschichte, Verlag Langen/Müller, München 1985, S. 200 links oben auf dem Foto mit dem Kaninchen. Johannes Frank, Eva Braun, Verlag Schütz, Preußisch Oldendorf, 1988, Fototafel S. 240 links unten, Eva Braun mit den Kindern ihrer Freundin Herta Schneider 1943. Clemens M. Hutter, Hitlers Obersalzberg, S. 35 u. 38.
Dieser Anhänger findet sich auch auf Blatt 2 des von Eva Braun am 26. Oktober 1944 verfassten Testaments und ist wie folgt bezeichnet "Schmuck für Frau Gretl Fegelein - 1 Anhänger Beryll mit Brillanten Tropfenform". Vgl. Nerin E. Gun, Eva Braun - Hitler, Blick & Bild Verlag, Velbert, 1968, S. 176.
Wie fast alle wertvolleren Schmuckstücke Eva Brauns dürfte auch dieses ein persönliches Geschenk Adolf Hitlers gewesen sein.
Provenienz: Margarete "Gretl" Braun, verheiratete Fegelein (3. Juni 1944), Heirat mit Kurt Berlinghoff am 6. Februar 1954. Hermann Historica, 61. Auktion 2011, Los 7750. Zuschlag € 12.000. Die schriftliche Bestätigung Rainer Berlinghoffs leider nicht mehr vorhanden.
Eva Braun - a drop-shaped beryl and diamond pendant
Eva Braun - a drop-shaped beryl and diamond pendant
White gold, yellow gold, beryl and diamonds. Very fine jeweller's work, fashioned a jour, one small beryl missing at top, small damage to the beryls on the right. Pendant length 50 mm, total length 25.5 cm, weight 6.5 g.
This pendant is known from numerous photos of Eva Braun at the Obersalzberg. Cf. Ernst Baumann/Heinrich Hoffmann, Der Obersalzberg - Brennpunkt der Zeitgeschichte, Langen/Müller Verlag, Munich 1985, p. 200 upper left in the photo with the rabbit. Also Johannes Frank, Eva Braun, Schütz Verlag, Preußisch Oldendorf 1988, photo table p. 240 lower left, Eva Braun with the children of her friend Herta Schneider 1943. And Clemens M. Hutter, Hitler's Obersalzberg, pages 35 and 38.
This pendant is mentioned on page two of Eva Braun's 26 October 1944 last will and testament described as (tr) "Jewellry for Frau Gretl Fegelein - 1 beryl pendant with brilliants, drop-shaped.". Cf. Nerin E. Gun, Eva Braun - Hitler, Blick & Bild Verlag, Velbert 1968, p. 176.
As with most of Eva Braun's valuable objects, this was probably a personal gift from Adolf Hitler.
Provenance: Margarete "Gretl" Braun married Hermann Fegelein 3 June 1944 and Kurt Berlinghoff on 6 February 1954. Hermann Historica, auction 61 2011, lot 7750, hammer price € 12.000. The written certification by Rainer Berlinghoff unfortunately missing.
Condition: I -
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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