Seltener Becher mit biblischer Darstellung - photo 1

Seltener Becher mit biblischer Darstellung

Lot 146
30.11.2019 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 5 800
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 146 | Seltener Becher mit biblischer Darstellung
Silber, teilvergoldet. Über flachem, von einem Stabfries umzogenem Rand sich stark konisch erweiternder Korpus mit abgesetztem, von einem schmalen Wellenband gerahmtem Rand, undeutlich bez "Gustav Waseliev" sowie dat. 1777. Hochreliefplastisch gearbeitete Wandung mit Darstellung des Gleichnisses von den Arbeitern im Weinberg. Innen vergoldet. Restaurierung.; Gest., Stadtmarke, Meister Johan Grönblad (1729-1760). Gewicht ca. 410 g. H. 18 cm.Die Stadt Wyborg liegt zwischen St. Petersburg und der finnischen Landesgrenze. Ursprünglich von den Schweden gegründet, gehörte Wyborg ab 1710 zum Russischen Reich und ab 1812 zu Finnland (Viipuri), bevor sie nach 1940 in die Sowjetunion eingegliedert wurde. Aufgrund dieser wechselvollen Geschichte, setzte sich die Bevölkerung aus Finnen, Dänen, Deutschen und Russen zusammen. Vorliegender Becher ist in seiner Formgebung ein typisches Beispiel für die finnische Silberschmiedekunst.Vgl. K. Salvén, Silversmide och silversmeder i Viborg in: Wiborgs Nyheter, 7.1.2013, S. 10.A rare Russian parcel gilt silver beaker with depiction of the parable of the workers in the vineyard by Johan Grönblad (1729-1760). Restored. City and master´s mark.Russland. Wyborg. Um 1760.
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