Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert - photo 1
Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert - photo 2
Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert - photo 3
Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert - photo 4
Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert - photo 5

Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert

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€ 5 800
Auction dateClassic
26.05.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 123 | Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert
Miniatur-Helmkanne aus Bergkristall, Umkreis Miseroni-Werkstatt in Prag, 1. Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert
Schlanke gefußte Kanne mit schlankem Hals und geschweiftem Ausguss. An Schulter, Unterseite und Fuß geschliffener Pfeifendekor, auf der Wandung umlaufender Rankenfries. Bronzemontierung mit Resten von Vergoldung und farbigen Emailleeinlagen. Der Henkel in Form eines plastischen Drachen gearbeitet. Henkel leicht lose. Höhe 12,4 cm.
Die von Rudolf II. begründete Kammerschleiferei auf der Prager Burg wurde vom Steinschneider Ottavio Miseroni geleitet, der 1588 auf Einladung des Kaisers aus Mailand zugewandert war. Neben ihm arbeiteten in der Werkstatt auch zwei seiner Brüder. 1608 wurde Ottavio Miseroni vom Kaiser in den Adelsstand erhoben. Nach seinem Tod im Jahre 1624 wurde die Werkstatt von seinem Sohn Dionysio weitergeführt.

Zustand: II
A miniature jug carved from rock crystal, circle of the Miseroni workshop in Prague, 1st half of the 17th century
Jug with slender foot and neck and flared spout. The shoulder, underside and base with carved gadrooning, the exterior surrounded by a frieze of scrolling leaves. Bronze mounts with traces of gold plating and polychrome enamel inlays. The handle in the form of a dragon, slightly loose. Height 12.4 cm.
The grinding shop established by King Rudolf II at the Prague Castle was run by Ottavio Miseroni, a stone cutter who left Milan in 1588 after the emperor’s invitation. Two of his brothers also worked at the workshop. The emperor ennobled Ottavio Miseroni in 1608. After the latter's death in 1624 his son Dionysio took over the shop.

Condition: II
Auction house category:Kunstkammer objects and naturalia
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