Scheibenförmiger Anhänger mit Kreuzdekor, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt. - photo 1
Scheibenförmiger Anhänger mit Kreuzdekor, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt. - photo 2
Scheibenförmiger Anhänger mit Kreuzdekor, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt. - photo 3

Scheibenförmiger Anhänger mit Kreuzdekor, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt.

Lot 4126
06.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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€ 4 200
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4126 | Scheibenförmiger Anhänger mit Kreuzdekor, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt.
Scheibenförmiger Anhänger mit Kreuzdekor, wikingisch, 10. Jhdt.
Scheibenförmiger Anhänger, das Relief des Grunds über Modell getrieben. Oben umgebogener, bandförmiger Fortsatz, der auf der Rückseite festgelötet ist und so eine Schlaufe zum Tragen des Anhängers bildet. Schauseite und Öse am Rand von Filigran eingefasst, auf der Öse eine S-Spirale. Innerhalb des Medaillons ein Kreuz, dessen Randeinfassung aus Filigran fließend in ein Flechtband übergeht, das sich zwischen den Kreuzarmen windet. Das Innere des Kreuzes mit Granalien belegt. Gewicht 5,51 g. Höhe 4,5 cm. Attraktives Erzeugnis wikingischer Silberschmiedekunst. Die Werte einer RFA-Analyse zu Silberlegierung stehen nicht im Widerspruch zu einer antiken Herkunft und entsprechen denen von authentischen Exemplaren her bekannten.
Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung, übernommen in den späten 90er Jahren aus der Sammlung des Vaters.
A disc-shaped Viking pendant with cross decoration, 10th century
A disc-shaped Viking pendant with cross decoration, 10th century
Disc-shaped pendant, the background relief chased over a model. A U-shaped, band-shaped extension on the top, which is soldered on the back and thus forms a loop for wearing the pendant. The edge of the front and eyelet encircled by filigree, an S-shaped spiral on the eyelet. A cross inside the medallion, its filigree edge trim extending out into a braided band that winds its way between the cross arms. The interior of the cross set with globules. Weight 5.51 g, height 4.5 cm. Attractive testament to Viking silversmith craftsmanship. The findings of an XRF analysis on silver alloy are not incompatible with an antique origin and correspond to the values documented from authentic specimens.


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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