Höfische Schatulle für Prinzgemahl Albert von Sachsen-Gotha-Coburg. England - photo 1
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Höfische Schatulle für Prinzgemahl Albert von Sachsen-Gotha-Coburg. England

Lot 466
16.11.2017 11:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 466 | Höfische Schatulle für Prinzgemahl Albert von Sachsen-Gotha-Coburg. England
Estimate value
€ 2 500
Wohl 1843. Charles Taylor & Son, Bristol, die Silberbeschläge von Charles Rawlings & William Summers, London 1842-1843.

Koromandelholz. Durchbrochene und gravierte Silberbeschläge. Innen Leder. Rechteckiger Korpus mit aufklappbarem Deckel. Auf der Innenseite zwei Plaketten: Fabrica
de Carlos Taylor e Filho Orive do Ouro e da Prata und A sua Hleza Real O Principe Alberto
em Bristol. 20,8x61x38,5cm.
Beschläge Beschau London 1842-43, Meistermarke Charles Rawlings & Wiliam Summers.
Zustand B.
Provenienz:
Privatsammlung Süddeutschland.

Begleitschreiben des Council House, Bristol, Bristol archives office vom 15. Juli 1969.
Charles Taylor machte sich 1805 als Juwelier und Goldschmied in der High Street 37 in Bristol selbstständig. 1837 nimmt er seinen Sohn in die Firma mit auf und firmiert unter dem Namen Charles Taylor & Son. Wahrscheinlich wurde die Schatulle Prinz Albert im Jahre 1843 während seines Besuchs in Bristol anlässlich des Stapellaufs der "Great Western" überreicht. Ein Jahr später firmieren Taylor & Son als Juweliere und Goldschmiede seiner Königlichen Hoheit Prinz Albert
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