Four German silver and parcel-gilt beakers, and a silver-gilt bowl, various towns and maker’s, 17th and early 18th century

Property of an Important European Collection

Four German silver and parcel-gilt beakers, and a silver-gilt bowl, various towns and maker’s, 17th and early 18th century

beakers comprising: parcel-gilt with shells, Ferdinand Weller, Neisse, 1719; tall, parcel-gilt with flat chased rocaille on matting, Johann Mittnacht I, Augsburg, 1743/45; compressed cylindrical with bold Régence ornament on matting, Matthaüs Baur II, Ausburg, circa 1724/26; parcel-gilt, inset with Prussian Groschen enclosed by lattice and matted panels, Joachim Hubner, Berlin, circa 1750; and a two handled parcel-gilt bowl inset with a Charled IX double ducat dated 1692, Conrad Jacob Keseberg, Danzig, circa 1692

Largest 16cm., 6 1/4 in. high

710gr, 22oz 16dwt all in

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