Umfangreiches, herausragendes Speisebesteck "Herbstzeitlose" - photo 1
Umfangreiches, herausragendes Speisebesteck "Herbstzeitlose" - photo 2
ID 1515727
Lot 234 | Umfangreiches, herausragendes Speisebesteck "Herbstzeitlose"
Estimate value
€ 75 000 – 150 000
Umfangreiches, herausragendes Speisebesteck "Herbstzeitlose"
von Heinrich Vogeler
für 12 Personen in fünfschübiger, polierter Mahagoni-Schatulle mit Messingbeschlägen. Silber, teilw. vergoldet. 381-tlg.; 44 Speisemesser, 44 -gabeln, 19 Suppenlöffel, 22 Dessertmesser, 21 -gabeln, 20 -löffel, 24 Fischmesser, 24 -gabeln, 22 Austern-, 18 Hummergabeln, 12 Tee-, 17 Mokka-, 21 Eislöffel, 23 Obstmesser, 19 -gabeln und 31 Vorlegebestecke. Sich passig erweiternder Griff mit reliefierten, sich kreuzenden Blättern, in stilisierten Blüten auslaufend. Am Griff monogrammiert "H". Besteckserie Nr. 138. Entw. Heinrich Vogeler, um 1900. Minim. altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Klingen erneuert. Gest. 800, Herstellerzeichen, Verkäufermarke T. H. Schuhmacher. Ges.-Gew. 20190 g (ohne Messer 14360 g).
Als Mitglied der Künstlerkolonie Worpswede war Heinrich Vogeler (1872-1942) einer der wenigen Künstler, die von der Firma Wilkens & Söhne engagiert wurden. Zumeist entstanden die Entwürfe im eigenen, von Alfred Donant 1909-1942 geleiteten Atelier. Neben dem Besteck "Herbstzeitlose" entwarf Vogeler die Bestecke "Margeriten" und "Tulipan".
Vgl. Kat. Bröhan, Bd. IV, Metallkunst, S. 534 ff., Abb. 580.
Provenienz: Deutscher Privatbesitz.
A very rare 381-piece parcel-gilt silver cutlery from a German private collection. Model "Herbstzeitlose" modelled around 1900 by Heinrich Vogeler with a five thrusts mahogany case. Monogrammed "H". Age-related signs of use. Blades renewed. Standard mark 800, maker´s and dealer´s mark.
Bremen. Wilkens & Söhne. Anfang 20. Jh.
Auction house category:Silver and Silver-plated
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