Seltener Tafelleuchter von Wilfried Moll - photo 1

Seltener Tafelleuchter von Wilfried Moll

Lot 286
01.09.2018 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 7 800
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 286 | Seltener Tafelleuchter von Wilfried Moll
mit Original-Schatulle. 6-flg.; Von zwei schmalen Füßen getragene Streben. Oberhalb sechs zylindrische Tüllen mit breiten, glatten Traufschalen, jeweils paarweise verbunden durch insges. drei halbrunde, flache Bänder. Entwurf Wilfried Moll, 2006. Gest. 925, Herstellerzeichen. Dazu Katalog Dr. Grotkamp-Schepers, Barbara et al., "MolLänge: Silber & Gold", Stuttgart, Arnoldsche, 2011. Gewicht ca. 2560 g. H. 23 cm. Br. 59,5 cm.
Wilfried Moll trat 1960, nach seiner Gold- und Silberschmiedelehre, eine zweijährige Gesellenzeit in Kopenhagen an. Im Anschluss folgte sein Studium der Bildenden Künste in Nürnberg als Meisterschüler von Andreas Moritz. Im Jahr 1965 richtete er gemeinsam mit seiner Frau Gerda eine Werkstatt in Hamburg ein. Seine Zusammenarbeit mit Robbe & Berking begann in den 1980er Jahren.
Der vielfach ausgezeichnete Künstler Wilfried Moll zeigte seine Werke auf internationalen Ausstellungen. Seine vom "dänischen Pragmatismus" geprägten Arbeiten zeichnen sich durch eine Reduktion auf die geometrischen Grundformen aus und verzichten auf jegliches Beiwerk. Dabei steht die ideale und funktionelle Form stets im Vordergrund.
Vgl. Kat. "MolLänge: Silber & Gold", Stuttgart, Arnoldsche, 2011, S. 12, 92 f., 154 f.
A very rare six-light candlestick modelled by Wilfried Moll in 2006. Original box. Standard mark 925, maker´s mark.
Flensburg. Robbe & Berking. Um 2006.
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