Kaiser Franz Joseph I. von Österreich - große Gipsbüste auf beschnitztem Holzständer - photo 1
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Kaiser Franz Joseph I. von Österreich - große Gipsbüste auf beschnitztem Holzständer

Starting price
€ 1 200
Auction dateClassic
24.06.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Hermann Historica
Event location
Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 576918
Lot 9223 | Kaiser Franz Joseph I. von Österreich - große Gipsbüste auf beschnitztem Holzständer
Kaiser Franz Joseph I. von Österreich - große Gipsbüste auf beschnitztem Holzständer
Der Kaiser in Feldmarschallsuniform mit dem Kleinod des Ordens vom Goldenen Vlies am Hals sowie weiterem Ordensschmuck, der Mantel über der linken Schulter. Auf der linken Seite undeutlich signiert und datiert "1896", rückseitig bezeichnet "... von R.Lunardi". Runder Sockel und quadratischer Standfuß. Höhe 80 cm. Hoher, dunkel gebeizter Holzständer mit quadratischem Sockel, die Vorder- und Seitenflächen mit applizierten Fratzen. Das vordere Standbein hochreliefiert beschnitzt mit Maskaron, Kartusche mit Mohrenkopf sowie Akanthusdekor, das rückwärtige Standbein leicht beschnitzt. Höhe 135 cm.
Beeindruckendes Ensemble aus einer alten Kaiserhaus-Sammlung.

Zustand: II -
The emperor in the uniform of a field marshal with the bijou of the Order of the Golden Fleece at his neck as well as further decorations, his coat draped over his left shoulder. Signed indistinctly and dated "1896" on the left, the reverse with inscription "... von R.Lunardi". Round base and square pedestal. Height 80 cm. High stand of dark-stained wood with square pedestal, the front and side surfaces with applied grotesque heads. The front leg carved with mascaron in high relief, cartouche with Moor’s head and acanthus décor, the reverse leg lightly carved. Height 135 cm.Impressive ensemble from an old collection of the imperial court.

Condition: II -
Auction house category:Austria Imperial House
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