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Property of an Important European Collection

A group of four similar German Baroque parcel-gilt silver beakers, different makers, Nuremberg and Augsburg, three late 17th century, one possibly late 17th century

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November 13, 03:42 PM GMT

Estimate

2,500 - 4,000 GBP

Lot Details

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Property of an Important European Collection

A group of four similar German Baroque parcel-gilt silver beakers

different makers, Nuremberg and Augsburg

three late 17th century, one possibly late 17th century


comprising: with cover, ball feet and finial, embossed and chased with scrolling foliage and flowers, the rim contemporaneously initialled EBW, possibly Gabriel Hartig I, Augsburg, circa 1689-92, marked on body and cover, also with 1806-24 Austrian control marks;  with cover, ball feet and finial, embossed and chased with fruit clusters, maker's mark a quadruped to right, Nuremberg late 17th century; with embossed emperor profiles on ball supports, Heinrich Gottfried Anton Hammon, Nuremberg, circa 1690; with embossed flowers, maker's mark probably IP, apparently Nuremberg, circa 1690

largest 12.5cm, 5in high

469gr, 15oz


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Hartig example tiny dents to rim but generally in very good condition, nice piece  good colour; quadruped to right, little split to rim of cover, cover unmarked, otherwise good condition, nice colour; emperor profile some wear but still pretty good colour, feet very slightly pushed into body; maker's mark IP feet very slightly pushed into body, otherrwise good condition, colour good