Vergoldete Zierschale (Salver), London, Lewis Pantin, 1734 - photo 1
Vergoldete Zierschale (Salver), London, Lewis Pantin, 1734 - photo 2
Vergoldete Zierschale (Salver), London, Lewis Pantin, 1734 - photo 3
Vergoldete Zierschale (Salver), London, Lewis Pantin, 1734 - photo 4

Vergoldete Zierschale (Salver), London, Lewis Pantin, 1734

Lot 4489
06.05.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4489 | Vergoldete Zierschale (Salver), London, Lewis Pantin, 1734
Vergoldete Zierschale (Salver), London, Lewis Pantin, 1734
Silber, vergoldet. Auf drei Füßen. Passig geschweifter, profilierter Rand mit Muscheldekor. Flacher Spiegel, reich mit gravierten Rocaillen verziert. Im Zentrum graviertes Ligaturmonogramm über Wappen der Familien "Ponsonby" und "Ashley". Unterseite mit Gravur "HON. A. G.J.P" (Honourable Ashley George John Ponsonby) sowie "MT". Unterseite punziert mit Garantiemarke, Stadtmarke, Meistermarke "LP", Jahresbuchstabe "T". Vergoldung eventuell später. Maße 27,5 x 28 cm, Gewicht 875 g.
A. G. J. Ponsonby (1831 - 1898), Sohn von William Ponsonby (1. Baron de Mauley, Mitglied im House of Commons 1852 - 1857 und 1859 - 1865, Grenadier Guard Captain). Die Familie Pantin gehört zu den bedeutendsten Silberschmiedfamilien in England.
A silver-gilt footed salver with engraved family crests of Ponsonby and Ashley, London, Lewis Pantin, 1734
A silver-gilt footed salver with engraved family crests of Ponsonby and Ashley, London, Lewis Pantin, 1734
Silber, vergoldet. Auf drei Füßen. Passig geschweifter, profilierter Rand mit Muscheldekor. Flacher Spiegel, reich mit gravierten Rocaillen verziert. Im Zentrum graviertes Ligaturmonogramm über Wappen der Familien "Ponsonby" und "Ashley". Unterseite mit Gravur "HON. A. G.J.P" (Honourable Ashley George John Ponsonby) sowie "MT". Unterseite punziert mit Garantiemarke, Stadtmarke, Meistermarke "LP", Jahresbuchstabe "T". Vergoldung eventuell später. Maße 27,5 x 28 cm, Gewicht 875 g.
A. G. J. Ponsonby (1831 - 1898), Sohn von William Ponsonby (1. Baron de Mauley, Mitglied im House of Commons 1852 - 1857 und 1859 - 1865, Grenadier Guard Captain). Die Familie Pantin gehört zu den bedeutendsten Silberschmiedfamilien in England.
Condition: I - II
Auction house category:Silver and objets de vertu
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