Große Bronzeapplike mit dem Haupt einer Göttin, römisch, 1. - 2. Jahrhundert - photo 1
Große Bronzeapplike mit dem Haupt einer Göttin, römisch, 1. - 2. Jahrhundert - photo 2
Große Bronzeapplike mit dem Haupt einer Göttin, römisch, 1. - 2. Jahrhundert - photo 3
Große Bronzeapplike mit dem Haupt einer Göttin, römisch, 1. - 2. Jahrhundert - photo 4
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Große Bronzeapplike mit dem Haupt einer Göttin, römisch, 1. - 2. Jahrhundert

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€ 3 500
Auction dateClassic
26.05.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 538 | Große Bronzeapplike mit dem Haupt einer Göttin, römisch, 1. - 2. Jahrhundert
Große Bronzeapplike mit dem Haupt einer Göttin, römisch, 1. - 2. Jahrhundert
Beeindruckende Applike einer gekrönten Göttin. Sie trägt das Haar in der Mitte gescheitelt, seitlich fallen ihr jeweils drei dicke Lockenzöpfe in den Nacken. Die Göttin trägt ein prunkvolles Diadem mit zentralem Medaillon. Das Gesicht mit gerader, spitzer Nase, der Mund leicht geöffnet, die Augen zwischen dicken Lidern trugen wohl einst Silbereinlagen. Der Hals ist lang und dünn, mit seitlich zwei und unten mittig je einem Löchlein, wohl zur Befestigung. Wahrscheinlich schmückte diese prachtvolle Applike einst ein bedeutendes römisches Möbelstück. Schöne grüne Alterspatina. Winziges, unauffälliges Löchlein links unten am Übergang Wange zu Haupthaar. Montiert auf einen passenden Plexiglasständer. Abmessungen 16,5 x 9,3 x 7 cm, mit Standfuß 22cm hoch. Gewicht 520 g.

Provenienz: Aus Basler Privatsammlung, erworben in den 1970er/1980er Jahren. Zum Verkauf angeboten von Schuler Auktionen, Zürich, im Dez. 2017, Los 1258.

Zustand: II
A Roman bronze appliqué depicting a goddess, 1st - 2nd century
Large, splendid appliqué of a crowned goddess. Her hair parted in the middle, three thick curly braids on either side falling into her nape. Her head is adorned by an ornate tiara with a central medallion. Face with straight, pointed nose, the lips slightly parted, the eyes, set between contoured eyelids, probably originally decorated with silver inlays. The neck is long and slender, with one small hole on either side and a separate hole at bottom centre, probably for mounting. This splendid appliqué was probably an adornment for an important piece of Roman furniture. Fine green age patina. Minuscule, barely noticeable hole on the left side at the transition between cheek and hair. Mounted on a matching acrylic glass stand. Dimensions 16.5 x 9.3 x 7 cm, with stand 22 cm. Weight 250 g.

Provenance: From a private Basel collection, purchased in the 1970s/1980s. Offered for sale by Schuler Auctions, Zurich, in Dec. 2017, lot 1258.

Condition: II
Place of origin:Roman Empire
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