Museale große Danziger Deckelterrine - photo 1

Museale große Danziger Deckelterrine

Starting price
€ 38 000
Auction dateClassic
28.11.2020 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 442002
Lot 144 | Museale große Danziger Deckelterrine
Silber. Ovaler, getreppter Stand. Über gekehltem Ansatz gebauchter, sich konisch erweiternder Korpus mit profiliertem Rand. Hoch aufgewölbter Deckel bekrönt von einem plastischen, detailliert ausgearbeiteten, punzierten Blütenknauf. Wandung und Deckel gegliedert durch geschweifte Züge. An den Wandungsschmalseiten kurze Griffe in Form von kurzen, aus Rocaillen erwachsenden Voluten. Innen vergoldet. Gest., Stadtmarke, Jahresbuchstabe L, Meister Hieronymus Holl III (wird Meister 1741). Gewicht ca. 2600 g. H. 26,5 cm. 37 cm x 21 cm. Deckelterrinen zieren seit dem Beginn des 18. Jahrhunders die adeligen Tafeln. Die Formgebung ist vielfältig. Die ersten Terrinen in den Goldschmiedezentren Augsburg und Berlin hatten einen runden Grundriss, ab ca. 1750 wurde der Korpus oval, verziert mit dezenten Rokokoelementen. Diese Terrine von Meister Hieroymus Holl III folgt in ihrer eleganten, auf wenig Zierrat beschränkten Formgebung den Berlinern Vorbildern. Vgl. hierzu Katalog Bremer Landesmuseum, Danziger Silber, Nr. 58. Vgl. Kriegseisen, Lexikon der (...) in Danzig tätigen Goldschmiede in: Katalog Uphagenhaus "(...) zwei Dutzend Silberlöffel", 2007, S. 216. Overzier, Deutsches Silber, S. 73 ff. A splendid silver tureen by Hieronymus Holl III (master since 1741). Gilt inside. City and master´s mark, date letter L. Danzig. Um 1770.
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