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Scheibenfibel, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt.

Lot 4124
06.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4124 | Scheibenfibel, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt.
Scheibenfibel, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt.
Leicht gewölbte Scheibenfibel aus zwei miteinander verlöteten Blechscheiben. Das Relief der blechernen Schauseite über ein Modell getrieben und anschließend mit Filigran verziert. Der Rand ringsum von Filigran eingefasst. Im Inneren ein kreuzförmig angeordnetes Flechband aus acht ineinander verwobenen Schleifen. In den Zwickeln der Schleifen außen eine Spirale und ein Paar Voluten. In der Mitte aufgesetzt eine Halbkugel mit gekreutzen Filigranbändern, in den Quadranten je eine Granalie und ein Ringlein. Die Oberfläche feuervergoldet. Auf der Rückseite Nadel, gehalten in Backenscharnier und Nadelhalter, letzterer aus profilierten Blechstreifen, die auf der rückwärtigen Blechscheibe aufgelötet sind. Zusätzlich eine Schlaufe mit Punzdekor an einer Seite aufgelötet. Durchmesser 5,1 cm. Minimaler Abrieb auf Reliefhöhen, vor allem der mittleren Halbkugel. Ansonsten intakt. Attraktives Exemplar wikingischen Silberschmucks. Die Werte einer RFA-Analyse zu Silberlegierung und Vergoldung stehen nicht im Widerspruch zu einer antiken Herkunft und entsprechen denen von authentischen Exemplaren her bekannten Werten (98,5 % Silber, Rest: Kupfer und Blei. Die Vergoldung entspricht einer antiken Feuervergoldung mit deutlichem Nachweis von Quecksilberspuren).
Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung, übernommen in den späten 90er Jahren aus der Sammlung des Vaters.
A Viking disc fibula, 10th century
A Viking disc fibula, 10th century
Slightly domed disc fibula made of two soldered sheet metal discs. The relief of the sheet metal front chased over a model, then decorated with filigree. The rim encircled by filigree. A braided band of eight intertwined loops arranged in a cross on the inside. A spiral and a pair of volutes in the outer spandrels of the loops. A hemisphere with crossed filigree bands appliquéd in the centre, a globule and a small ring in each of the quadrants. The surface fire-gilt. A pin on the back, held by a loop hinge and pin holder, the latter made of contoured sheet metal strips, which are soldered on the rear sheet metal disc. Moreover, a loop with punched decoration soldered on one side. Diameter 5.1 cm Minimal abrasion on the highest points of the relief, especially on the central hemisphere. Otherwise intact. Attractive piece of silver Viking jewellery. The findings of an XRF analysis on silver alloy and gilding are not incompatible with an antique origin and correspond to the values documented from authentic specimens (98.5% silver, remainder: copper and lead. The gilding corresponds to an antique fire gilding with clear evidence of traces of mercury).
Provenance: South German private collection, inherited from the consignor's father in the late 1990s.
Condition: I -
Auction house category:Middle Ages and modern times
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