ID 1413728
Lot 1112 | Hermann Göring - silberne Kassette aus seinem Hermès-Picknickkoffer
Silber, innen vergoldet. Die Außenflächen mit feinem Rippendekor, auf dem Deckel das Göringsche Familienwappen, seitlich herausziehbare Griffe. An der Vorderkante Juwelierssignatur "Hermès Paris", mehrere Feingehaltsstempel (Minerva-Kopf) für 950er Silber und Meisterzeichen "E H" in Raute. Maße 24 x 13 x 19 cm, Gewicht 2420 g. Dieser Silberbehälter ist einer von vier großen Behältern, die sich auf dem oberen Tablett in der Mitte befanden. Seine Besonderheit besteht darin, dass eine Seite zusammen mit dem Deckel abgeklappt werden kann.
Provenienz: Major Paul G. Mueller vom 1269. Engineer Combat Battalion, Kommandeur der Company A, die Hermann Görings Schätze in Berchtesgaden entdeckte.
Hermann Göring – a silver box from his Hermès picnic case
Hermann Göring – a silver box from his Hermès picnic case
Silver, the interior gilt. The exterior surfaces have delicate ribbed decoration, the lid bears Göring's family coat of arms, and the handles pull out from the sides. The jeweller's signature, "Hermès Paris" is on the front edge, along with several hallmarks (Minerva's head) for 950 silver and the master's mark "E H" in a diamond. Dimensions 24 x 13 x 19 cm. Weight 2420 g. This silver box is one of four large containers that were placed in the centre on the upper tray. It differs from the other three because one side folds open along with the lid.
Provenance: Major Paul G. Mueller of the 1269 Combat Engineer Battalion, Commander of Company A, who discovered Hermann Göring's treasures in Berchtesgaden.
Condition: I - II
Auction house category: | Third Reich contemporary history |
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Auction house category: | Third Reich contemporary history |
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