Kleine Kirchenglocke, Anton Benedikt Ernst, München, datiert 1738 - photo 1

Kleine Kirchenglocke, Anton Benedikt Ernst, München, datiert 1738

Lot 430
10.10.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 5 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 430 | Kleine Kirchenglocke, Anton Benedikt Ernst, München, datiert 1738
Estimate value
€ 5 000
Bronze mit schöner Alterspatina. Korpus mit zwei aufgelegten Plaketten, Darstellung Christi als Schmerzensmann und Mater Dolorosa. Am oberen Rand umlaufender Weinlaubfries, darüber Schriftband mit Signatur "AD HONOREM DEI FUSA AB A = B= ERNST MONACHY 1738 +". Am unteren Rand kleine Ausbrüche, seitlich größere Druckstelle. Guter Klang, mit originalem schmiedeeisernen Klöppel. Höhe und Durchmesser je ca. 35 cm, Gewicht 25 kg.
Anton Benedikt Ernst ist in München als Kanonen- und Glockengießer von 1717 bis 1749 nachweisbar. 1732 wurde er kurfürstlicher Zeugleutnant, 1743/44 war er kaiserlicher und 1745/46 kurfürstlicher Stückhauptmann, 1747-50 kurfürstlicher Stückleutnant.
Heute sind noch ca. 135 Glocken mit seiner Signatur erhalten. Als eines seiner Hauptwerke gilt die 5.200 kg schwere Korbiniansglocke des Freisinger Domgeläuts.
A small church bell by Anton Benedikt Ernst, Munich, dated 1738
Bronze with fine age patina. Body applied with two plaques depicting Christ as the Man of Sorrows and the Mater Dolorosa. A vine frieze around the upper edge, surmounted by a banded inscription with the signature "AD HONOREM DEI FUSA AB A = B= ERNST MONACHY 1738 +". Small chipping at the lower edge, larger pressure mark on the side. Good sound, with original wrought iron clapper. Height and diameter ca. 35 cm, weight 25 kg.
Anton Benedikt Ernst is documented as a cannon and bell founder in Munich from 1717 to 1749. In 1732 he became the elector's Zeugleutnant, in 1743/44 he was an imperial and in 1745/46 an electoral Stückhauptmann, in 1747-50 he served as an electoral Stückleutnant.
To date, approximately 135 bells with his signature are still existent. One of his main works is the Korbiniansglocke, one of the Freising cathedral bells, which weighs 5,200 kg.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Base Metals
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