Paar Lampen aus schwarzem Alabaster, goldener Bemalung und vergoldetem Messing, um 1900
Pair of lamps made of black alabaster with gilded decoration and gilt brass, circa 1900
An der Schauseite auf 2 stilisierten Tatzenfüßen stehend, rückseitig 2 stilisierte, keilförmige Standfüße, jeweils aus vergoldetem Messing; rechteckiger Sockel mit Facettenkante, quadratischer Schaft mit aufgelegter Platte und schalenförmigem Aufsatz, seitliche Volutenhenkel und dazwischen gesetzter Schaft aus vergoldetem Messing; auf der Schauseite eingraviertes Ornamentmotiv, goldfarben konturiert; Rückseite gerade abgeflachte Fläche; neuzeitlicher Lampenschirm; Gesamthöhe inkl. Lampenschirm: ca. 64 cm; Henkelhöhe: ca. 32 cm; Abnutzung dem Alter und der Nutzung entsprechend; einige Verluste an der Vergoldung, kleinere Kerben/Abplatzungen an den Säulen.
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Standing on the front on two stylised paw feet, to the rear two stylised wedge-shaped feet, each in gilt brass; rectangular base with faceted edge, square shaft with applied plate and bowl-shaped finial, lateral volute handles and an interposed shaft of gilt brass; engraved ornamental motif on the front, outlined in gold colour; reverse with flat, straight surface; modern lampshade; total height incl. lampshade: approx. 64 cm; handle height: approx. 32 cm; wear consistent with age and use; some losses to the gilding, minor nicks/chips to the columns.
Important notice: We recommend that antique lighting be inspected to ensure compliance with current safety standards. The wiring of this item may be original and must be replaced. No guarantee is given for the functionality of the wiring.
800/- silver; weight: approx. 32 g; silver Frisian spoon with finely chased floral decoration to the curved handle, set with a centrally inset red glass paste stone; reverse of the handle stamped with crescent and crown, maker’s mark and fineness mark; length: approx. 10.5 cm.
As an addition, an optically identical Frisian spoon by Robbe & Berking in 90/- fineness, as well as two ladles in corresponding decoration, unstamped (L: approx. 21.7 cm); total weight: approx. 185 g.
Various silver alloys; total weight: approx. 286 g; 1) Ladle with twisted handle, chased festoon and bow decoration; reverse of the tongue with two unidentified punches and engraved to the end of the handle “Joh. Sievers u. Frau 12.12.13.”; bowl with remnants of gilding; length: approx. 22 cm. 2) Ladle with applied decorative plaque featuring rocaille decoration; reverse with two unidentified punches and engraved “Hinr. Möller & Frau”; length: approx. 23.6 cm. 3) Ladle with fine ornamental decoration to the handle on the front; reverse with two unidentified punches and engraved “H. Groth & Frau 12.12.13”; length: approx. 22 cm. 4) Ladle with chased ornamental and floral decoration on the front and engraved “Johann Frahm & Frau 12.12.1913”, with two unidentified punches to the reverse of the handle; length: approx. 22.4 cm. 5) Commemorative spoon with engraved depiction of a shooting hunter and the inscription “No. 1” beneath; reverse of the handle with two unidentified punches arranged vertically; length: approx. 24.6 cm. All spoons with age-related signs of wear.
800/- silver; total weight: approx. 101 g; pair of Historicist compote spoons with chased floral decoration to the stem, the handle formed as a putto holding the handle end in rocaille form with floral decoration; decoration repeated on the reverse; age-related wear to the gilding and discolouration; reverse of the bowls stamped with crescent and crown and fineness mark; length: approx. 20.1 cm.
Various silver alloys; total weight: approx. 283 g; seven-piece group comprising: 1) Historicist pie server with chased floral, ornamental and beaded border decoration; reverse of the blade stamped with crescent and crown, fineness mark “800” and maker’s mark A. C. Frank, Hamburg, Germany; length: approx. 20.3 cm. 2) Pastry server with relief decoration of putti, floral and fruit motifs to the front; reverse stamped with a struck punch and fineness mark “800”; length: approx. 22.5 cm. 3) Sugar shovel with finely chased floral and rocaille decoration; tongue stamped with crescent and crown and fineness mark “800”; length: approx. 13.5 cm. 4) Sweet server with floral and rocaille decoration; blade stamped with crescent and crown and fineness mark “800”; length: approx. 13.8 cm. 5) Small fish serving fork with four curved tines; shaft stamped with crescent and crown and fineness mark “800”; length: approx. 13 cm. 6) Commemorative spoon with twisted stem and two Venezuelan coins mounted at both ends; length: approx. 16.3 cm. 7) Ladle with engraved initials “E. S.” to the front of the handle end; reverse stamped “Bluhm” and fineness mark “750”; length: approx. 17 cm.
All pieces with age-related signs of wear, nicks and oxidation residues; some pieces with remnants of gilding.