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Two-flame candlestick with light shade

Starting price
€ 2 000
Auction dateClassic
16.11.2022 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event location
Germany, Köln
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ID 841976
Lot 36 | Two-flame candlestick with light shade
TWO-FLAME CANDLESTICK WITH LIGHT SHADE.

Schott, Johann Martin. Frankfurt a.M.

Date: Around 1822.
Technique: Silver. Paper.
Description: Ascending round foot with palmette decor, the smooth shaft with two mobile candlestick
arms. Capital-shaped top with a sphere finial. The shade is adjustable in height by a
screw. On the base engraving: "Dem Herrn Pr: und Paedagogiarchen Dr.F:C:Rumpf bey der
Feyer seines silbernen Amts=Jubilaeums" (For the Mister Pr. and paedagogian Dr.F:C: Rumpf
on the occasion of the festivities for his silver work-jubilee) . A quotation from
Seneca's Letters on Ethics to Lucilius is engraved on the opposite side (Ep:83 Senec). On
the edge of the foot: "von dessen dankbaren Schuelern der ersten Classe Gressen(?) 25 ten
September 1823" (from his grateful students of the first class Gressen(?) 25th of
September 1823).
Weight: Ca. 915g.
Measurement: Height approx. 41,5cm, width 24cm.
Mark: Inspection markFrankfurt on the Main with 13 (Scheffler Hesse no.152), maker's mark Johann Martin Schott (1815-1822, ibid. no.548).
Paper covering renewed.
Auction house category:Silver
Address of auction VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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