ID 1478020
Lot 1187 | Milton-Shield, Elkington & Co., Birmingham, um 1868
Mehrteilig gearbeitete Galvanoplastik aus Kupfer, teilversilbert und -vergoldet. Ovaler Schild, in den Bildfeldern fein reliefierte Darstellungen von Szenen aus Miltons "Paradise Lost". Im Zentrum die Darstellung des Erzengels Raphael mit Adam und Eva. Umlaufend abgesetzter, gekordelter Rand, der Rand stellenweise gestaucht. Auf der Rückseite angebrachte Herstellerplakette der Firma Elkington & Co. Maße 85 x 66 cm.
Das von M. Morel-Ladeuil für Elkington & Co. geschaffene Original wurde erstmals auf der Weltausstellung 1867 in Paris präsentiert und fand dort großen Anklang. Ein identisches Exemplar befindet sich in der Sammlung des Victoria & Albert Museum in London, Inventarnummer REPRO.1868C-138.
A Milton-Shield, Elkington & Co., Birmingham, circa 1868
A Milton-Shield, Elkington & Co., Birmingham, circa 1868
Mehrteilig gearbeitete Galvanoplastik aus Kupfer, teilversilbert und -vergoldet. Ovaler Schild, in den Bildfeldern fein reliefierte Darstellungen von Szenen aus Miltons "Paradise Lost". Im Zentrum die Darstellung des Erzengels Raphael mit Adam und Eva. Umlaufend abgesetzter, gekordelter Rand, der Rand stellenweise gestaucht. Auf der Rückseite angebrachte Herstellerplakette der Firma Elkington & Co. Maße 85 x 66 cm.
Das von M. Morel-Ladeuil für Elkington & Co. geschaffene Original wurde erstmals auf der Weltausstellung 1867 in Paris präsentiert und fand dort großen Anklang. Ein identisches Exemplar befindet sich in der Sammlung des Victoria & Albert Museum in London, Inventarnummer REPRO.1868C-138.
Condition: II -
Auction house category: | Protective weapons |
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