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Königlicher Waffenschrank

Lot 1884
25.08.2017 12:00UTC +01:00
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€ 5 500
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 4347
Lot 1884 | Königlicher Waffenschrank
aus dem Besitz seiner Majestät König Albert von Sachsen (1828–1902), Dresden, datiert 1879, hoher Eckschrank in Form eines Baumstumpfs geschnitzt, von vollplastischem Adler bekrönt, eintüriger Korpus innen mit zwei gravierten Messingplaketten, einmal vom Hersteller Möbelfabrik Otto Schubert Dresden, die andere als Dedikation ”Geschenk Ihrer Majestät der Königin Carola Ihrem Gemahl seiner Majestät König Albert Weihnachten 1879”, verspiegelte Rückwand und Halterung für fünf Jagdgewehre, in dunkelgrünem Samt ausgekleidet, mit kleinem Schubfach für Munition, komplett mit zwei Schlüsseln, unrestaurierter originaler Zustand mit Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Tür etwas verzogen, H 250 x B 100 cm, Schenkellänge ca. 63 cm. Info: der Schrank gehörte nachgewiesen zum Interieur des Jagdschlosses Wermsdorf bei Hubertusburg, dem bevorzugtem Jagdschloss von König Albert, welches ab 1878 neu hergerichtet wurde, das Interieur kam nach dem Tod des Königs vermutlich nach Moritzburg oder wurde versteigert; eine Kopie aus dem Inventarverzeichnis von Schloss Wermsdorf im Sächsischen Hauptstaatsarchiv Dresden liegt bei, dort ist der Standort des Schrankes im Flur der ersten Etage überlieferTiefe: ”1 Gewehrschrank in Form eines Baumstammes worauf Thiere, inwendig mit Spiegelscheiben”, Quelle: HSAD Bestand 10701 Nr. 499.
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