Großer Danziger Deckelpokal von musealer Qualität - photo 1

Großer Danziger Deckelpokal von musealer Qualität

Lot 168
28.11.2020 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 24 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 168 | Großer Danziger Deckelpokal von musealer Qualität
Silber, teilvergoldet. Über glockenförmig hochgezogenem Stand kurzer, zylindrischer Schaft, flankiert von vier großen Voluten. Sich konisch erweiternde Kuppa mit trichterförmig geweitetem Rand, unterteilt durch zwei breite Wulste mit reliefplastisch getriebenen Lorbeerblättern. Auf dem Stand, dem Rand und dem gewölbten Deckel von Bandelwerk gerahmte, hochreliefplastische Darstellungen geflügelter Puttiköpfe, im Wechsel mit naturalistischen Fruchtbündeln über fein punziertem Grund. Kuppa umzogen von meisterhaft punktuell gravierter szenischer Darstellung der Delila in einem Zeltlager, dem schlafenden Samson die Haare schneidend. Seitlich dargestellte Philister mit Speeren vor den Toren einer Stadt. Vollplastischer Knauf in Gestalt eines Knaben, auf dem Kopf einen Fruchtkorb. Innendeckel vergoldet. Gest., Stadtmarke, Meister Peter Rohde III (wird Meister 1688). Gewicht ca. 1860 g. H. 55 cm. Vgl. Czihak, 1908, Nr. 391 b. Gradowski, S. 75, Nr. 7. Kriegseisen, Lexikon der (...) in Danzig tätigen Goldschmiede in: Katalog Uphagenhaus "(...) zwei Dutzend Silberlöffel", 2007, S. 229, Nr. 136. A very rare Gdansk parcel gilt and embossed covered silver goblet with very fine engraved biblical scenes of Delila and Samson by Peter Rohde III (master since 1688). City and master´s mark. Danzig. Um 1700.
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