Neoklassizistisches Armband mit Kameen - photo 1
Neoklassizistisches Armband mit Kameen - photo 2

Neoklassizistisches Armband mit Kameen

Lot 66
19.04.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 700
AuctioneerNagel Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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ID 932382
Lot 66 | Neoklassizistisches Armband mit Kameen
Estimate value
€ 700 – 1 000
A NEOCLASSICAL CAMEO AND GOLD BRACELET - Germany or Switzerland, 2nd quarter 19th century - Gilt brass, partly woven, the cameos made of modelled mass, dyed light green and heightened with white. Some of the cameos marked Brown, Harris and Marchant. Lined with yellow silk. Weight. 17,6g. - Old private Collection, Berlin. Lit. Brigitte Marquardt: Schmuck Klassizismus und Biedermeier, München 1983. similar type p. 197, 199 and 201. The two bracelets offered here are contemporary documents of great cultural and historical value. They come from a time when precious metals were difficult to obtain and almost unaffordable for a broad section of the population. Thus, in the first half of the 19th century, it was absolutely common and very fashionable of the time to produce jewelry not only from precious metal, but from a wide variety of materials. The cameos are casts of well-known models, they bear the names of famous stone cutters of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, such as William Brown (1748-1825) and Nathaniel Marchant (1755-1812).
L. 17 cm
Messing vergoldet und teilweise gewebt, die Kameen aus in Modeln geformter Masse, hellgrün eingefärbt und mit Weiß gehöht. Die Kameen tlw. bezeichnet Brown, Harris bzw. Marchant. Mit gelber Seide unterfüttert. Ca. 17,6g.
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