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Miniatur-Kästchen wohl Werkstatt Michael Mann

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Auction dateClassic
04.11.2020 11:30UTC +02:00
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Yves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
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Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 428208
Lot 888 | Miniatur-Kästchen wohl Werkstatt Michael Mann
Miniatur-Kästchen wohl Werkstatt Michael Mann, Nürnberg/Augsburg, um 1600/1620, Eisen/Kupfer graviert und feuervergoldet, truhenförmiges Kästchen von rechteckiger Form auf 4 gedrückten Kugelfüßen, verschraubte sowie vereinzelt genietete Kantenverstärkungen/Eckleisten, auf der Oberseite des Scharnierdeckels mit zentralem umlegbarem Tragegriff, darunter das Schlüsselloch, schauseitig mit einem mittigem Blendschloss, im Deckel Schloss mit 4 Riegeln sowie halbkugeliger Kapelle, Wandung des Korpus umgehend mit variierenden sehr fein gravierten Dekoren, schauseitig mit 2 Hirschen, mit orig. Hohldornschlüssel, voll funktionstüchtig, HxBxT: ca. 4/7/4,5 cm. Alters- und Beriebsspuren, Deckel leicht verbogen, eine Schraube fehlend, Bohrlöcher an den Kanten teilweise offenliegend (Eckleisten somit wohl frühergänzt). Michael Mann war Anfang des 17. Jahrhundert als Büchenmacher uns Kunstschlosser in Fürth, Nürnberg und Augsburg tätig.
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