Seltener kleiner Opalglas-Humpen mit Silber-Münzdeckel - photo 1

Seltener kleiner Opalglas-Humpen mit Silber-Münzdeckel

Starting price
€ 3 300
Auction dateClassic
08.09.2023 10:30UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1003693
Lot 196 | Seltener kleiner Opalglas-Humpen mit Silber-Münzdeckel
Seltener kleiner Opalglas-Humpen mit Silber-Münzdeckel
Seltener kleiner Opalglas-Humpen mit Silber-Münzdeckel Bläulich-weißlich opalisierendes Glas. Walzenkrugform, leicht hochgestochener Boden mit Abriss. Gschnittener Dekor. Schauseitig ein Emblemata-Rundmedaillon mit flammendem Herz auf einer Säule und korrespondierendem Sinnspruch "beständigkeit, mich erfreud"; flankierend bzw. als Umrahmung reiches Bandelwerk mit Muschel, Akanthusranken und Blumen. Silbermontierung am Standring und Lippenrand mit ziselierten Zähnchen, auf dem Ohrenhenkel ein Band mit Schuppenmuster. Der übergreifende, scharnierte Silberdeckel mit kleinem Kugelknauf. Mittig die Medaille zur Geburt des Thronfolgers Erzherzog Leopold von Österreich 1716, ausgegeben von dessen Großonkel und Bischof von Breslau Franz Ludwig von Neuburg (1693 - 1732); der Deckelrand verziert mit acht kleinen Münzen, außer einem römischen Denar meist 1/24 Taler-Münzen, darunter Braunschweig-Lüneburg-Celle unter Herzog Georg Wilhelm (1665 - 1705), 1696, und der Grafschaften Stolberg-Stolberg und Stolberg-Roßla, 1724 unter den Grafen Christoph Friedrich und Jost Christian; auf dem Drücker eine 1/48 Taler der Grafschaften Stolberg. H. 12,5 cm.
A small German probably Saxon or Thuringian opal glass tankard with silver lid inset with coins and a commemorative medal.
Deutsch. Wohl Sachsen oder Thüringen. Um 1725-1730.
Auction house category:Glass
Address of auction Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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