Klassizistisches Schreibtisch-Set mit bekröntem Monogramm "M" - photo 1
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Klassizistisches Schreibtisch-Set mit bekröntem Monogramm "M"

Lot 678
13.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 2 600
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Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 678 | Klassizistisches Schreibtisch-Set mit bekröntem Monogramm "M"
Estimate value
€ 2 500 – 3 000
Stuttgart, Johann Christian Sick, um 1800
9,5 x 22 x 9,5 cm
Auf einem rechteckigen Tablett mit Rosenblattrand ein mittiger Leuchter und abnehmbares Tintenfass und Sandstreuer aus geschliffenem Glas mit Silbermontierung. Monogramm M unter königlicher Krone. Auf 4 Füßen. Auf der Platte punziert: Stuttgarter Stadtmarke mit Buchstabe "Q", Meisterzeichen von Johann Christian Sick (Stuttgart 1766-1824), am Boden Tremolierstrich. Silbergewicht ohne Einsätze ca. 423g. Min. verbeult, min. Chips.
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Der Stuttgarter Silberschmied Johann Christian Sick (1766-1824) arbeitete regelmäßig für den Herzoglich, ab 1806 Königlich Württembergischen Hof. Seine qualitativ hochwertigen Arbeiten finden sich zudem in verschiedenen Adelshäusern, bekannte Stücke aus dem Hochadel finden sich u.a. heute im MET Museum NY (vier Deckeldosen mit dem Monogramm der Königin Charlotte Mathilde von Württemberg) und im British Royal Collection Trust (Schreibtisch-Set mit Schlangenhenkeln).
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