Hermann Göring - bedeutender, prunkvoller jagdlicher Tafelaufsatz aus Carinhall - photo 1

Hermann Göring - bedeutender, prunkvoller jagdlicher Tafelaufsatz aus Carinhall

Lot 2124
07.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1322383
Lot 2124 | Hermann Göring - bedeutender, prunkvoller jagdlicher Tafelaufsatz aus Carinhall
Hermann Göring - bedeutender, prunkvoller jagdlicher Tafelaufsatz aus Carinhall
Professor Herbert Zeitner, Berlin. Mehrteilig in Silber gefertigt, teils vergoldet. Große handgehämmerte Silberschale auf rundem Fuß mit den für Zeitner typischen sehr breiten Eichenlaubgravuren. Im Zentrum der Schale hoher, konischer Silberschaft mit vergoldetem Eichenblattfries, bekrönt durch einen plastischen St.-Hubertus-Hirschkopf mit vergoldetem Strahlenkranz und einem Hakenkreuz im Zentrum. Die Haltestange im Inneren vorhanden, die Gegenmutter fehlt. Verformt, Schale und Fuß mit einigen Reparaturen. Mehrfache Juwelierspunzen "Zeitner Berlin" bzw. "Z". Gesamthöhe 61 cm, Gewicht 3.629 g.
Prof. Herbert Zeitner war Görings bevorzugter Juwelier. Zahlreiche Schmuckstücke für den persönlichen Gebrauch des Reichsmarschalls, aber auch zahlreiche Juweliersarbeiten, die Göring verschenkte, stammten aus der Werkstatt Zeitners. Dazu die Ausgabe Nr. 6 der "Bildwoche" vom 4. Februar 1999 mit dem 3. Teil der Artikelserie "Die Frauen der Nazis", dort auf den Seiten 38/39 ein Foto von Hermann und Emmy Göring im Salon in Carinhall, im Hintergrund dieser Tafelaufsatz.
Hermann Göring - an important, magnificent centrepiece from Carinhall
Hermann Göring - an important, magnificent centrepiece from Carinhall
Professor Herbert Zeitner, Berlin. Multiple sections fashioned in silver, gilt in places. A large hand-fashioned silver bowl with cylindrical foot and very wide oak leaf engraving, typical for Zeitner. In the centre a high, conical silver column with a frieze of gilt oak leaves, crowned by a modelled St. Hubertus Stag's head surmounted by a gilt radiate star and a central swastika. Interior retaining bar is present, lock nut missing. Deformed, the bowl and foot with a few repairs. Multiple jeweller's punches "Zeitner Berlin" and "Z". Total height 61 cm, weight 3,629 g.
Professor Herbert Zeitner was Göring's preferred jeweller. Numerous luxury pieces for the personal use of the Reich Marshal as well as many pieces bestowed as gifts originated in Zeitner's workshop. Included is edition no. 6 of "Bildwoche" from 4 February, 1999 with the third part of a series of articles "Die Frauen der Nazis" (tr: Wives of the Nazis), wherein on pp. 38-39 is a photo of Hermann and Emmy Göring in a salon at Carinhall with this centrepiece in the background.
Condition: III +
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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