Paar Ohrpflöcke aus Kupfer mit figürlicher Darstellung, Moche-Kultur, Peru, 1. - 8. Jahrhundert
21.06.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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1600EUR € 1 600
Auctioneer | Hermann Historica |
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Event location | Germany, Grasbrunn / München |
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ID 580344
Lot 6874 | Paar Ohrpflöcke aus Kupfer mit figürlicher Darstellung, Moche-Kultur, Peru, 1. - 8. Jahrhundert
Estimate value
€ 1 600
Paar Ohrpflöcke aus getriebenem Kupferblech. Von Perlkreis umgebene Zierscheiben, dahinter 6,5 cm lange, zylindrische Pflöcke zum Einstecken. Auf der Vorderseite identische Darstellungen einer zwei Gegenstände haltenden Person in charakteristischer Tracht mit halbmondförmigem Kopfputz. Oberfläche mit grünen Oxyden und minimalen Inkrustationen überzogen. Durchmesser der Zierscheiben 9,3 cm.
Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass eines norddeutschen Juristen. Erworben im Kunsthandel, seit den späten 1960er Jahren in Familienbesitz.
Zustand: II - III
Pair of ear pegs with figural depiction, Moche culture, Peru, 1st - 8th century
Pair of ear pegs made of chased copper sheet. Ornamental discs surrounded by a pearl circle, behind them 6.5 cm long cylindrical pegs for insertion. On the front identical depictions of a person holding two objects in characteristic costume with crescent-shaped headdress. Surface covered with green oxides and minimal incrustations. Diameter 9.3 cm.
Provenance: From the estate of a North German lawyer. Acquired on the art market, in the family since the late 1960s.
Condition: II - III
Auction house category: | Ancient American Cultures |
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Auction house category: | Ancient American Cultures |
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