Salière aus einem Tafelservice für Kurfürst Friedrich August III von Sachsen - photo 1
Salière aus einem Tafelservice für Kurfürst Friedrich August III von Sachsen - photo 2
Salière aus einem Tafelservice für Kurfürst Friedrich August III von Sachsen - photo 3
Salière aus einem Tafelservice für Kurfürst Friedrich August III von Sachsen - photo 4

Salière aus einem Tafelservice für Kurfürst Friedrich August III von Sachsen

Lot 465
08.11.2023 09:30UTC +01:00
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€ 1 800
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Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 465 | Salière aus einem Tafelservice für Kurfürst Friedrich August III von Sachsen
Estimate value
€ 1 800 – 2 200
Dresden, um 1790
5 x 8,5 cm
Silber, gegossen, vergoldeter Silbereinsatz. Bauchiges, durchbrochen gearbeitetes Schälchen auf drei Rocaille-Füßen. Bekröntes Monogramm "FA", Nummerierung "3", Gewichtsangabe "9lt.3q.1d". Stadtmarke, Buchstabe "V", Meister Carl David Schrödel (Meister 1743, Hofjuwelier 1762) bzw. Wittwe Carl David Schrödel und Söhne. Ca. 175g. L. ber.
Sammlung Gerrit Boettcher.
Ehemals Königliche und Kurfürstliche Hofsilberkammer, Dresden. Das Monogramm bezieht sich auf Friedrich August von Sachsen (1750-1827), 1768-1827 Kurfürst Friedrich August III. und 1806-1827 als Friedrich August I., der Gerechte, König von Sachsen.
Die Gebrüder Schrödel, seit 1762 Hofjuweliere, fertigten in den 1770er bis 1790er Jahren etliche Silber-Objekte für ein Service des Dresdner Hofes an.
Lit. Arnold, Ulli, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Grünes Gewölbe, Dresdner Hofsilber des 18. Jahrhunderts, Berlin/Dresden 1994, S. 38 ff.
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