Seltener Nürnberger Walzenkrug mit Darstellung Martin - photo 1

Seltener Nürnberger Walzenkrug mit Darstellung Martin

Lot 194
06.05.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
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€ 5 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 194 | Seltener Nürnberger Walzenkrug mit Darstellung Martin
Estimate value
€ 5 500 – 11 000
Seltener Nürnberger Walzenkrug mit Darstellung Martin
Luthers und König Karl XII. von Schweden
Sandfarbener Scherben, auf dem Boden Abziehriefen. Allegorischer Dekor in kobaltblauer Scharffeuermalerei. Szenische Darstellung mit dem schwedischen König Karl XII. und Martin Luther zu Seiten eines Altars, zu ihren Füßen ein Löwe (als Attribut Karl XII.) bzw. Schwan (als charakteristisches Attribut Luthers), darüber die Devise "Gottes wortt und luthers lehr vergeht nun und nim(m)er mehr". Rest.; Zinnmontiert, godronierter Deckel mit Kugeldrücker. H. 23,5 cm.
Vgl. S. Glaser: Kat. "Nürnberger Fayencen", S. 303ff, Abb. Kat. 144.
Anlass zur Bemalung dürfte das 1717 gefeierte 200-jährige Reformationsjubiläum durch Luther gewesen sein. Bei Porträts wurde Luther oft als Gelehrter in bodenlangem Mantel und Bibel sowie dem Schwan als Attribute geschildert; der hier dargestellte sog. "schwedische Löwe" Karl XII. (regierend 1697-1718) galt als Schutzherr des Luthertum. Der Stil der Bemalung und der kunstvollen Schrift deuten auf den 1715-1731 in der Nürnberger Manufaktur tätigen Fayencemaler Georg Friedrich Grebner hin.
A rare Nuremberg pewter-mounted blue and white faience tankard decorated with Martin Luther and King Charles XII of Sweden. Restored.
Nürnberg. Bemalung wohl Georg Friedrich Grebner. Um 1717-1730.
Auction house category:Faience
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