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KONVOLUT HISTORISCHER SCHELLENGURT MIT 8 SCHELLEN UND 15 EINZELSCHELLEN

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Auction dateClassic
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +02:00
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Galerie Moenius AG
Event location
Germany, Wassenach
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Lot 131 | KONVOLUT HISTORISCHER SCHELLENGURT MIT 8 SCHELLEN UND 15 EINZELSCHELLEN
KONVOLUT HISTORISCHER SCHELLENGURT MIT 8 SCHELLEN UND 15 EINZELSCHELLEN

Konvolut mit Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren bestehend aus einem Schellengurt bzw. -kranz mit 8 Schellen und etlichen weiteren Einzelschellen.
Der Schellenkranz besteht aus einem Lederband, auf welchem die Schellen (kreuzförmige Öffnung) befestigt sind. Schellenkränze finden sich im religiösen und weltlichen Brauchtum und werden u.a. als Halsband getragen.
Abmessungen: Länge: 86,0cm, Breite: 6,7 cm.
Weiter gehören zu diesem Konvolut 15 lose Schellen. Einige dieser Schellen sind mittelalterlich verziert und sind unter Umständen sehr alt. So findet sich eine kreuzförmig eingeschnittene Schelle, welche möglichweise aus Bronze besteht mit einem ziselierten umlaufenden Band. Zwei zusammengefasste Schellen mit einem Einschnitt sind gestempelt.


CONVOLUTE HISTORICAL BELT WITH 8 JINGLES AND 15 ADDITIONAL JINGLES
Mixed lot with signs of age and use, consisting of a belt with 8 jingles attached and 15 additional jingles.
The jingle belt or wreath consists of a leather band to which the jingles (cross-shaped opening) are attached. Bell wreaths are found in religious and secular customs and are worn as a necklace.
Dimensions: Length: 86.0cm, width: 6.7 cm.
Further 15 loose bells belong to this convolute. Some of these bells are decorated in medieval style and are possibly very old. There is a cross-shaped incised bell, possibly made of bronze, with a chiselled band around it. Two grouped bells with an incised band are stamped.

Address of auction Galerie Moenius AG
Kirchstraße 1
56653 Wassenach
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