Silberphiale mit vergoldetem Zierband, griechisch, 5. Jhdt. v. Chr. - photo 1

Silberphiale mit vergoldetem Zierband, griechisch, 5. Jhdt. v. Chr.

Lot 4054
19.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 7 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4054 | Silberphiale mit vergoldetem Zierband, griechisch, 5. Jhdt. v. Chr.
Silberphiale mit vergoldetem Zierband, griechisch, 5. Jhdt. v. Chr.
Griechische Opferschale mit zentralem Omphalos in der Mitte des Bodens, dessen Wölbung als Widerlager für den Finger des Opfernden dient. Vom Omphalos ausgehend gewölbter Bauch, der nach einem weichen Umbruch auf der Schulter leicht nach innen einzieht. Darüber trichterförmiger, hoher Rand, der in eine auswärts gerichtete Randlippe übergeht. Auf der Schulter ein Kymation, das aus einem Band aneinandergereihter Zungen besteht. Diese mit Hilfe von Punzen in die Schale eingeschlagen, wobei ein darüber liegendes Goldband mit Hilfe der Punzen und wohl einer darunter liegenden klebrigen Masse auf dem Kymation befestigt worden ist.
Oberfläche mit vereinzelten Oxydauflagen, größtenteils aber in ausgezeichneter Erhaltung und mit geradezu spiegelnder Oberfläche, in deren oberster Schicht der Patina das Finish der antiken Politur konserviert ist. Die Schale ohne jegliche Deformation und Beschädigung.
Ein selten schön erhaltenes Prachtstück griechischer Silberschmiedekunst von schlichter Eleganz. Durchmesser 13,17 cm. Höhe 7,1 cm.
A Greek silver phiale with gilt decorative band, 5th century B.C.
A Greek silver phiale with gilt decorative band, 5th century B.C.
Greek offering bowl with a central omphalos in the centre of the base, the curvature of which serves as an abutment for the sacrificer's finger. The belly curves outwards from the omphalos and, after a soft folding on the shoulder, draws inwards slightly. Above it a funnel-shaped, high rim that merges into an outward-facing rim. A cymation on the shoulder consisting of a band of tongues arranged in a row. These have been hammered into the bowl with the help of punches, whereby an overlying gold band has been attached to the cymation with the help of the punches and probably a sticky mass underneath.
Small parts of the surface are covered with oxide deposits, but for the most part it is in excellent condition and with an almost mirror-like surface, the top layer of the patina preserving the finish of the ancient polish. The bowl without any deformation or damage.
A rare, beautifully preserved masterpiece of Greek silversmithing and of simple elegance. Diameter 13.17 cm. Height 7.1 cm.
Condition: I - II
Place of origin:Ancient Greece
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