Signierter Pokal mit Musikant, Edelmann und Ritter in Schichtgravur - photo 1

Signierter Pokal mit Musikant, Edelmann und Ritter in Schichtgravur

Lot 401
21.03.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 2 500
AuctioneerDr. Fischer Kunstauktionen
Event locationGermany, Heilbronn
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Lot 401 | Signierter Pokal mit Musikant, Edelmann und Ritter in Schichtgravur
Estimate value
€ 2 500 – 3 000
Signierter Pokal mit Musikant, Edelmann und Ritter in Schichtgravur Carl Günther, Frankreich, um 1835 Farbloses Glas mit Rubinüberfang, auf Kuppa drei hochgeschliffene Felder mit in Reliefschnitt ausgeführten Darstellungen von einem Musikanten, einem Edelmann und einem Ritter, umrahmt von Verkleinerungslinsen und neugotischen Ornamenten. Unter dem Musikanten Signatur ''F.C. Günther'', mit dem Diamanten geritzt. Fuß auf Unterseite mit fein ausgeführter Schliffrosette verziert. H. 22,4 cm. Carl Günther (1808-1883) aus Steinschönau verbrachte ein paar Jahre seines sehr bewegten Lebens in Frankreich (1831-1837), wo er in Vallerysthal, Baccarat und in Paris tätig gewesen ist. Es wird vermutet, dass er hier die Schichtgravur erlernte und perfektionierte. Der zu der Zeit bekannte Glashändler Franz Steigerwald versuchte vergeblich ihn zu adoptieren, konnte ihn aber für das Arbeiten in seinen Filialen in Frankfurt und München gewinnen. In München soll er Franz Paul Zach in Schichtgravur unterrichtet haben, bevor er nach Steinschönau zurückkehren musste. Da unser Pokal die Merkmale französischer Gläser hat, ist die Datierung in die Frühzeit seines Schaffens vorgenommen worden.
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