Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin (1838 - 1917) - zwei silberne Vorlegeteller aus seinem persönlichen Tafelsilber - photo 1
Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin (1838 - 1917) - zwei silberne Vorlegeteller aus seinem persönlichen Tafelsilber - photo 2
Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin (1838 - 1917) - zwei silberne Vorlegeteller aus seinem persönlichen Tafelsilber - photo 3
Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin (1838 - 1917) - zwei silberne Vorlegeteller aus seinem persönlichen Tafelsilber - photo 4

Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin (1838 - 1917) - zwei silberne Vorlegeteller aus seinem persönlichen Tafelsilber

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22.10.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Lot 1463 | Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin (1838 - 1917) - zwei silberne Vorlegeteller aus seinem persönlichen Tafelsilber
Kgl. württembergischer Hofjuwelier Föhr in Stuttgart um 1900. Silber, im Boden jeweils gepunzt "Foehr" und "800M", geschweifter Rand, auf der Fahne das gravierte Wappen Zeppelins. Durchmesser je 25 cm, Gesamtgewicht 1005 g. Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin begann seine militärische Karriere in der württembergischen Armee, war zeitweise Kommandeur des Ulanenregiments 19 in Ulm, später württembergischer Gesandter in Berlin und musste 1891 als Generalleutnant seinen Abschied nehmen. Seit etwa 1880 beschäftigte er sich mit der Entwicklung eines lenkbaren Ballons und ab 1899 widmete er sich dem Bau seines ersten Luftschiffes. 1908, nach der erfolgreichen Fahrt von LZ 3, ernannte ihn Kaiser Wilhelm II. zum General der Kavallerie. 1917 verstarb Graf Zeppelin und wurde in Stuttgart beigesetzt. Zustand: I - II
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