Musealer, signierter Becher mit Diamantgravur - photo 1

Musealer, signierter Becher mit Diamantgravur

Lot 215
21.03.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 6 000
AuctioneerDr. Fischer Kunstauktionen
Event locationGermany, Heilbronn
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ID 303756
Lot 215 | Musealer, signierter Becher mit Diamantgravur
Estimate value
€ 6 000 – 8 000
Musealer, signierter Becher mit Diamantgravur August Ernst von dem Busch, Hildesheim, 1745 Dünnwandiges Glas mit Abriss und umlaufender Diamantgravur: baumbestandene Landschaft mit weidenden Kühen, fliegender Libelle und Vogeldarstellungen. Im Dekor signiert ''Busch fecit 1745''. Lippe ehemals vergoldet und min. beschliffen H. 7,5 cm August O. E. von dem Busch, Kanonikus am Kollegiatsstift zum Heiligen Kreuz in Hildesheim, war als Graveur und Porzellan-Hausmaler tätig. Von ihm verzierte Objekte sind äußerst selten. Literatur: Robert Schmidt, Das Glas, Abbildung 121, ein Flügelglas mit Diamantgravierung aus dem Berliner Kunstgewerbemuseum. Ein zweites Flügelglas mit Diamantgravierung von August Ernst von dem Busch steht in der Kunstkammer des Kunsthistorischen Museums in Wien. Im Museumsführer des Berliner Kunstgewerbemuseums von 1910 ist auf Seite 87 auch ein Porzellanteller erwähnt, der von Kanonikus Busch in Ritztechnik mit dem Diamanten dekoriert und der Dekor geschwärzt worden ist. Eine vergleichbar dekorierte Deckeltasse aus der Sammlung Martha Isaacson aus Seattle, ist in unserem Haus in der 204. Auktion, Lot 9, versteigert worden (3. Dezember 2011).
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