Kaiser Franz Joseph I. - silbervergoldete Schreibfeder und Hammer, datiert 8.5.1901 - photo 1

Kaiser Franz Joseph I. - silbervergoldete Schreibfeder und Hammer, datiert 8.5.1901

Lot 409
04.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 409 | Kaiser Franz Joseph I. - silbervergoldete Schreibfeder und Hammer, datiert 8.5.1901
Kaiser Franz Joseph I. - silbervergoldete Schreibfeder und Hammer, datiert 8.5.1901
Silberne Schreibfeder (ungepunzt, teilweise geschwärzt, Spuren von Vergoldung), am Kiel die Gravur "E tollal jegyzette be dicsönevet felseges kiralyunk I. Ferencz Joszef a Ludovika akademiaemlekkönyvebe. 1901 majus 8." ("Mit dieser Feder trug unser großer König Joszef Ferencz I. seinen glorreichen Namen in das Buch der Ludovika-Akademie ein. 8. Mai 1901"). Im originalen purpurroten Samtetui (berieben, Maße 35 x 8 x 4 cm), im weißen Deckelfutter der goldene Stempel "Kriegler D. Budapest".
Dazu ein silbervergoldeter Hammer mit eleganten Jugendstilornamenten und einer Krone am Kopf, der Griff mit Silberpunze Windhund "3 P" und Marke "KD", am Griff die Gravur "E kalapacscsal vertek szeget a Ludovika akademia zaszlojaba Öcs. es apost. kir. Felsege I Ferencz Jozsef es az uralkodo haz tagjai. 1901 majus 8an" ("Mit diesem Hammer schlugen seine Apostolische Majestät Jozsef Ferencz I. und Mitglieder des Kaiserhauses Nägel in die Fahnenstange der Akademie. 8. Mai 1901"), im originalen purpurroten Samtetui (berieben, Risse, Futter fleckig, einige Leisten am Rand lose, Maße 28 x 13 x 4 cm). Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Die Königlich Ungarische Ludovika-Akademie war eine Kadettenschule (ab 1897 Militärakademie) im ungarischen Pest, später Budapest.
Kaiser Franz Joseph I – a silver-gilt pen and hammer, dated 8 May 1901
Kaiser Franz Joseph I – a silver-gilt pen and hammer, dated 8 May 1901
Silver pen (no hallmarks, blackened in places, traces of gilding), the quill engraved "E tollal jegyzette be dicsönevet felseges kiralyunk I. Ferencz Joszef a Ludovika akademiaemlekkönyvebe. 1901 majus 8." ("With this pen, our great king Joszef Ferencz I entered his glorious name into the book of the Ludovika Academy. 8 May 1901"). In the original crimson velvet case (scuffed, measuring 35 x 8 x 4 cm). "Kriegler D. Budapest" stamped in gold in the white lining of the lid.
Moreover, a silver-gilt hammer with elegant Art Nouveau ornaments and a crown on the head, the handle bearing the silver greyhound "3 P" hallmark and "KD" mark, the handle engraved "E kalapacscsal vertek szeget a Ludovika akademia zaszlojaba Öcs. es apost. kir. Felsege I Ferencz Jozsef es az uralkodo haz tagjai. 1901 majus 8an" ("With this hammer, his Apostolic Majesty Jozsef Ferencz I and members of the imperial house drove nails into the flagpole of the Academy. 8 May 1901"), in the original crimson velvet case (scuffed, torn, the lining stained, several bands loose at the edge, dimensions 28 x 13 x 4 cm). Slightly damaged in places, signs of handling and age. The Royal Hungarian Ludovika Academy was a cadet school (and a military academy as of 1897) in Pest, later Budapest.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Austria Imperial House
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