Important Judaica

A German Silver-Gilt Hexagonal Standing Cup and Cover, Johann I Seutter (Seling, no. 1500), Augsburg, 1637-39

Lot Closed

June 27, 03:25 PM GMT

Estimate

4,000 - 6,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

the body chased with lobate strapwork cartouches on matted panels enclosing a flower, openwork stem, hexagonal foot chased with strapwork, matching cover with wide rim and vase of flowers finial, maker’s mark and city mark struck on body, foot, and cover

Height 12 in.

30.5 cm

From the collection of Asher Frenkel, descended in the family. Asher was born in Poland and moved to Tel Aviv in the 1920s, successful businessman who collected art, Judaic and ancient coins.

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