Seltenes vergoldetes Guilloché-Etui, Deutschland, um 1900
Rare gilt guilloché case, Germany, circa 1900
835/- Silber, vergoldet und Emaille; Gewicht: ca. 179 g; Etui in rechteckiger Form mit ellipsenförmigem Daumendrücker und mittigem, aufklappbarem Deckel; auf der Schauseite umlaufender, wellenförmiger Guillochédekor in goldgelber Farbgebung und seitliche lineale Rahmenelemente aus weißer Emaille; Restaurierungsrückstände an der kurzen Seite über ca. 8 mm, altersbedingte Gebrauchsspuren und oberflächliche Kratzer; im Deckel mit Halbmond und Krone sowie Feingehaltsstempel versehen; Maße: ca. 1 x 9,3 x 6,5 cm.
835/- silver, gilt and enamel; weight: approx. 179 g; rectangular case with elliptical thumb press and centrally hinged lid; the front decorated with an encircling wave-pattern guilloché in golden-yellow tones and lateral linear framing elements in white enamel; restoration residues to the short side over approx. 8 mm, age-related signs of wear and superficial scratches; inside the lid stamped with crescent and crown and fineness mark; dimensions: approx. 1 x 9.3 x 6.5 cm.
800/- silver and colourless cut glass; total weight: approx. 1191 g; decanter with quatrefoil, pear-shaped body, vertically ornamentally cut, on a square base with angular handle, spout, hinged lid with mouth and spherical thumbpiece in silver; lid engraved “H.Y.C. Alster 25.7.1909”; on the side of the lid stamped with crescent and crown, a partially struck unidentified maker’s mark, model number and fineness mark; solder residues on the centre of the lid, isolated enclosed foreign inclusions in the glass, chip in the glass measuring approx. 1 cm, heavy oxidation traces, wear to the base; height: approx. 31 cm.
Stamped: 13-lot silver; total weight: 3.6 kg; marked F. Peters und Bahlsen; assembled in four parts; square plinth; circular bell-shaped base with encircling relief ornament and acanthus-leaf decoration; cylindrical shaft section with four semi-relief mythological figures to the body; drawn-in, stepped central section transitioning into a conical shaft, encircled at the beginning and end by relief acanthus-leaf decoration; four cornucopia-shaped candle arms with circular drip pans and vase-shaped nozzles; central sculptural caryatid supporting one candle nozzle; overall height: each approx. 65.5 cm; plinth dimensions: approx. 17.3 x 17.3 cm; one applied element slightly loose; good age-related condition.
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800/- silver; total weight: approx. 1111 g; cutlery group with alloyed monogram “AZ” to the end of the handle on the front, comprising: salad servers (L: each approx. 25.4 cm), pair of ladles (L: each approx. 25.2 cm), small ladle (L: approx. 19.7 cm), 6 dessert forks (L: approx. 17.7 cm), 6 dessert knives, one blade of later manufacture (L: approx. 21.8 cm), 6 dessert spoons (L: approx. 17.8 cm), 6 teaspoons (L: approx. 13 cm).
All pieces with age-related signs of wear, several small nicks, and two bent fork tines; all pieces stamped to the reverse with crescent and crown, maker’s mark and fineness mark.