Vogelfibelpaar mit Pendilien, mittelbyzantinisch, 10. - 11. Jhdt. - photo 1

Vogelfibelpaar mit Pendilien, mittelbyzantinisch, 10. - 11. Jhdt.

Lot 57
14.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 2 150
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 57 | Vogelfibelpaar mit Pendilien, mittelbyzantinisch, 10. - 11. Jhdt.
Vogelfibelpaar mit Pendilien, mittelbyzantinisch, 10. - 11. Jhdt.
Silberne Vogelminiaturen mit Vergoldung sowie fein ausgearbeiteten Flügeln und Schwanzgefieder. In den Augen Einlagen aus dunklem Glas. Vor dem Schnabel eine Öse, in die ein blattförmiges Blech eingehängt ist. Unter dem Schwanzgefieder eine zweite Öse, in die eine ca. 18 cm lange Silberkette eingehängt ist (Pendilie). Daran befestigt blattförmige, vergoldete Silberbleche, je zwei Einzelstücke sowie zwei Dreiergruppen um einen Mittelteil aus Filigrandraht. Bei einer Pendilie fehlt bei der untersten ehemaligen Dreiergruppe ein Silberblech, bei der anderen Fibel die gesamte unterste Dreiergruppe. Ein einzelnes Silberblech mit Resten der Aufhängung am Mittelteil aus Filigrandraht erhalten. Abgesehen von diesen geringfügigen Beschädigungen insgesamt ausgezeichnete Erhaltung. Länge der Vögel 4,1 cm, Höhe 3,5 cm. Ausgesprochen reizvolle und seltene Juweliersarbeit des Hochmittelalters.
Provenienz: Privatsammlung.
A pair of mid-Byzantine bird fibulae with pendilia, 10th - 11th century
A pair of mid-Byzantine bird fibulae with pendilia, 10th - 11th century
Gilt silver miniature birds with finely worked wings and tail feathers. In the eyes inlays of dark glass. Incorporated into the beak a ring with a leaf-shaped sheet. Underneath the tail feathers a second ring to which a circa 18 cm long silver chain is attached (the pendilium). Attached to it leaf-shaped gilt silver sheets, two single leaves and two groups of three leaves connected to a centre of filigree wire. One silver leaf missing at the bottom group of one pendilium, the other fibula lacking the entire bottom group. One single silver leaf with remains of the filigree wire centre preserved. Apart from these minimal damages in excellent condition. Length of birds 4.1 cm, height 3.5 cm. Extremely charming and rare jewellery dating from the High Middle Ages.
Provenance: Private collection.
Condition: II -
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