Massive Silber-Jardinière mit Wappen des Hauses Reuß, Dresden, Johann Gottlieb Schäffermeyer (Meister 1745), 1777 - photo 1

Massive Silber-Jardinière mit Wappen des Hauses Reuß, Dresden, Johann Gottlieb Schäffermeyer (Meister 1745), 1777

Lot 427
14.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 427 | Massive Silber-Jardinière mit Wappen des Hauses Reuß, Dresden, Johann Gottlieb Schäffermeyer (Meister 1745), 1777
Massive Silber-Jardinière mit Wappen des Hauses Reuß, Dresden, Johann Gottlieb Schäffermeyer (Meister 1745), 1777
Silber, innen vergoldet. Auf vier sehr formschönen Rocaillenfüßen. Leicht gewölbter, ovaler Korpus mit profiliertem Rand. Schauseite mit graviertem Wappen der jüngeren Linie des Hauses Reuß. Seitlich zwei plastische Rocaillen-Handhaben. Unterseite mit Tremolierstrich, Stadtmarke, Meistermarke "ICSM" und Jahresbuchstabe "C". Maße 14,5 x 41 x 22 cm, Gewicht 2080 g.
Das Haus Reuß war ein bis 1918 regierendes Herrschergeschlecht, dessen Mitglieder 1778 Reichsfürsten wurden. Die Dynastie regierte in diversen Linien und Unterlinien verschiedene zerteilte Gebiete. 1918 bestanden das Fürstentum Reuß älterer Linie mit der Landeshauptstadt Greiz und das Fürstentum Reuß jüngerer Linie mit der Landeshauptstadt Gera. Das Wappen dieser Schale weist auf die jüngere Linie hin. Ein schreitender Storch findet sich auf Talern von Heinrich I. Reuß-Schleiz (1640 - 1692).

A heavy silver jardiniere with coat of arms of the House of Reuss, Dresden, Johann Gottlieb Schäffermeyer (master silversmith 1745), 1777
A heavy silver jardiniere with coat of arms of the House of Reuss, Dresden, Johann Gottlieb Schäffermeyer (master silversmith 1745), 1777
Silver, gilt on the inside. On four beautifully shaped rocaille feet. Slightly domed, oval body with profiled rim. The obverse with engraved coat of arms of the younger line of the Reuss family. On the sides two three-dimensional rocaille handles. The bottom with assayer’s mark, city mark, master’s mark "ICSM" and year letter "C". Dimensions 14.5 x 41 x 22 cm, weight 2080 g.
The House of Reuss, whose members became imperial princes in 1778, ruled several divided principalities until 1918 in various lines and sub-lines. In 1918, their territories comprised the Principality of Reuss Elder Line with its capital Greiz and the Principality of Reuss Younger Line with the state capital of Gera. The coat of arms of this jardiniere points to the younger line. A striding stork can be seen on coins of Henry I Reuss-Schleiz (1640 – 1692).
Condition: II +
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