Großer George I Doppelhenkelpokal und Deckel mit dem Wappen und einer Widmung des Duke of Cumberland an George Reid of Ratho. London - photo 1

Großer George I Doppelhenkelpokal und Deckel mit dem Wappen und einer Widmung des Duke of Cumberland an George Reid of Ratho. London

Lot 354
16.11.2017 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 7 440
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Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 354 | Großer George I Doppelhenkelpokal und Deckel mit dem Wappen und einer Widmung des Duke of Cumberland an George Reid of Ratho. London
Estimate value
€ 7 000
1714-15. Richard Green.

Silber. Leicht gewölbter Rundfuß mit zylindrischem Korpus und großen, seitlichen Handhaben.
Schauseitig, über Profilband das große und fein gravierte Wappen Prince William Augustus,
Duke of Cumberland mit dem Hosenbandorden und der Devise des Prince of Wales 'ICH DIEN'.
Auf dem Deckel das Badge des Price of Wales. Auf der Rückseite eine Widmung des Duke of
Cumberland an George Reid of Ratho für seine Verdienste im Jahre 1745: "Presented By His
Grace the Duke of Cumberland to George Reid of Ratho, For his Services in the Year 1745". Ca. 1470g. Höhe 27,5cm, Breite 30cm.
Marken:
BZ London 1714-15, MZ Richard Green (ab 1703, Grimwade Nr.876). Zustand A/B.
William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, war der dritte Sohn George II. von England und begann bereits in jungen Jahren seine militärische Karriere. Nach mehreren Feldzügen während des Österreichischen Erbfolgekriegs wurde er 1745 ausgesandt den Jakobitenaufstand unter Charles Edward Stuart niederzuwerfen. In der Schlacht von Culloden, am 16. April 1746, schlug er die Truppen des Bonnie Prince Charles vernichtend und erbarmungslos.
Der auf der Widmungsgravur genannte George Reid of Ratho hatte die Protestanten und damit den Duke of Cumberland vermutlich mit finanziellen Mitteln unterstützt. Auch wenn er als historische Persönlichkeit nicht sicher zu greifen ist, war seine Familie für ihren Juwelenhandel und ihre Bankgeschäfte bekannt. Sie waren Teil der sogenannten 'Solemn League and Covenant', welche die hannoverschen Protestanten politisch und finanziell unterstützten
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