Zwei Silberfibeln, südosteuropäisch, 2. - 1. Jahrhundert vor Christus - photo 1

Zwei Silberfibeln, südosteuropäisch, 2. - 1. Jahrhundert vor Christus

Lot 6852
21.06.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 300
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 6852 | Zwei Silberfibeln, südosteuropäisch, 2. - 1. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Estimate value
€ 300
Zwei Silberfibeln, südosteuropäisch, 2. - 1. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Große und schwere Silberfibel nach dem Mittellatèneschema mit zurückgebogenem Fuß, der von einer Klammer unterhalb des unteren Zierknopfes am Fußende mit dem Bügel verbunden wird. Massiver Bügel, der vorne zu einer Spirale mit oberer Sehne ausgeschmiedet ist, die am Ende in die Nadel übergeht. Diese in die Hohlkehle des Nadelhalters eingelegt. Die Spirale durch eine Achse aus Eisen im Inneren stabilisert. Auf dem Fuß oberhalb des Bügels vier doppelkonische, massive Zierknöpfe. Länge 10,4 cm, Gewicht 64 g. Dazu das Fragment einer gleichartig konstruierten Fibel mit vier Zierknöpfen. Erhalten sind Bügel, die halbe Spirale und der zurückgebogene Fuß. Außerdem Fragment einer Spirale mit Nadel und Nadelhalter von anderen Fibeln. Gewicht aller Fragmente zusammen 43 g.

Provenienz: Deutsche Privatsammlung.

Zustand: II
Two silver brooches, Southeast European, 2nd - 1st century B.C.
Large and heavy silver brooch in the mid-Latène design with a recurved foot connected to the bow by a clasp below the lower decorative button at the end of the foot. Solid bow, forged out at the front into a spiral with an upper chord, which merges into the pin at the end. The needle is inserted into the groove of the needle holder. The spiral stabilised by an iron axle inside. On the foot above the bail four double conical, massive decorative knobs. Length 10.4 cm, weight 64 g. Together with a fragment of a similarly constructed brooch with four decorative buttons. The bow, the half spiral and the bent back foot are preserved. Also a fragment of a spiral with needle and needle holder from other brooches. Weight of all fragments together 43 g.

Provenance: German private collection.

Condition: II
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