Eva Braun - kleiner silberner Flachmann, Geschenk von Hermann Fegelein zu Weihnachten 1944
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Lot 5062 | Eva Braun - kleiner silberner Flachmann, Geschenk von Hermann Fegelein zu Weihnachten 1944
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€ 2 500
Eva Braun und der Mann ihrer Schwester Gretl, Hermann Fegelein, verband eine ungewöhnlich enge Beziehung, so verwundert es nicht, dass Fegelein nach seiner Verhaftung wegen Fahnenflucht Ende April 1945 Eva Braun anrief und um Hilfe bat. Vermutlich ein Geschenk des für seine Alkoholexzesse bekannten SS-Gruppenführers, um seine Schwägerin angesichts der ausweglosen Lage zum Jahreswechsel 1944/45 zu vermehrtem "Medizingenuss" zu bewegen.
Provenienz: Commanding Intelligence Officer of the District Greater Salzburg L. Frankenfield, der im Mai 1945 in der Nähe von Salzburg mehr als 40 Koffer mit persönlichen Gegenständen von Eva Braun, ihrer Schwester Gretl Braun-Fegelein und Hermann Fegelein beschlagnahmt hatte.
Eva Braun - a small silver pocket bottle, Christmas present from Hermann Fegelein in 1944
Gewölbter Silberkorpus mit wellenartig verzierter Wandung, schauseitig umrahmender Rankendekor. Der silberne Verschluss mit dem oberseitig gravierten typischen Monogramm "EB", am Ausgusshals Feingehaltspunze "800" mit undeutlicher Meistermarke. Im Boden eingravierte Geschenkwidmung "Lb. Eva, ein Schluck, nenn es Medizin, kann nie schaden. Dein Hermann 24.XII.44". Maße ca. 6,5 x 8 cm. Gewicht 56,7 g.
Eva Braun und der Mann ihrer Schwester Gretl, Hermann Fegelein, verband eine ungewöhnlich enge Beziehung, so verwundert es nicht, dass Fegelein nach seiner Verhaftung wegen Fahnenflucht Ende April 1945 Eva Braun anrief und um Hilfe bat. Vermutlich ein Geschenk des für seine Alkoholexzesse bekannten SS-Gruppenführers, um seine Schwägerin angesichts der ausweglosen Lage zum Jahreswechsel 1944/45 zu vermehrtem "Medizingenuss" zu bewegen.
Provenance: Commanding Intelligence Officer of the District Greater Salzburg L. Frankenfield, who confiscated over 40 suitcases containing personal items belonging to Eva Braun, her sister Gretl Braun-Fegelein and Hermann Fegelein near Salzburg in May 1945.
Condition: II +
Auction house category: | Third Reich contemporary history |
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Auction house category: | Third Reich contemporary history |
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