baroque

Lot 67. A Baroque ivory cutlery set, Netherlands, first half 17th century; L of knife 22.5, of fork 19.5 cm. Estimate: €6,000 - €8,000. Courtesy Kunsthaus Lempertz Comprising a knife and three-pronged fork of steel and ivory. The twisted ivory handles finely carved with grapevines and figural terminals – the knife with a putto playing cymbals, the fork with a faun playing a hurdy gurdy. The figures each seated upon shell shaped thrones, on the opposite sides finely carved mascarons.  Literature: Cf. a... [Lire la suite]

Lot 10. A Baroque part gilt cast and chased silver tankard, Hamburg, 3rd quarter of 17th century, maker's mark of Heinrich Lambrecht II. Estimate 8000 EUR. Courtesy Nagel Waved embossed pattern to stand and lid, cylindric double wall body, inner body applies, outer liner chased with nymphs and sea gods, Engraved at the bottom "No.12, 3p, 14z". C. 1290g. Minor wear.  Provenance: North German Collection. With Schloß Ricklingen auction 9./10. Nov. 1979, Lot 1339. Nagel. Sale 770, 27th... [Lire la suite]

Lot 9. A Baroque vermeil tankard with engraved coat of arms, Hamburg, middle of 17th century. Maker's mark of Heinrich Ohmsen. H. 21,5 cm. Estimate 8000 EUR. Courtesy Nagel Silver, cast, chased, engraved and gilt. Double coat of arms with monogram "IDHEK" and slogan "Gottes Reiche Segen Hand/ Bindet Treuer Freunde Band". One coat of arms of the Kniphof family. C. 772 g. Min. restoration to lid, minor wear.   Provenance: North German Collection, with Neuse Antiquitäten/Bremen. Lit. Schliemann,... [Lire la suite]

Lot 3. A big partgilt Baroque coin set silver tankard and lid, Raudten-Silesia, dated 1721. Maker's mark of Friedrich Lenten (worked 1701-1736). H. 25 cm. Estimate 6000 EUR. Courtesy Nagel  Cast and chased silver, the cylindric body, removable lid, bottom and handle set with several silver coins with the monogram of Duke August Wilhelm of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, dated 1719/1720/1721. Engraved monogram to bottom: "EBVB/AKBGVL" and dated 1721. Hallmark of Raudten and maker's mark. C. 1200g. Minor... [Lire la suite]

Lot 1. A large silvergilt Baroque tankard, Danzig (Gdansk), late 17th century. Maker's mark of Conrad Jakob Keseberg (mentioned 1679, died 1722). H. 22,5 cm. Estimate 7000 EUR. Courtesy Nagel Cast, embossed chased, engraved and gilt silver. Foliage pattern at the stand and lid, the body with three cartouches, framed by flowers and foliage, engraved putti with grapes, ear of corns and water spring. In the front cartouche an engraved coat of arms with "IL". A lying lamb on the lid. At the bottom... [Lire la suite]

Louise Bourgeois (Paris, 1911), Baroque, 1970. Marble with a base made from timber wood, 94.6 x 64.1 x 65.7 cm (Marble). 38.1 x 81.2 x 65.7 cm (Base). Signed 'BOUR-0056. Photo courtesy Galerie Karsten Greve AG Literature: Louise Bourgeois, Retrospective, exh. cat., New York 1982, plates no. 123-24, p. 121, ill. p. 88, studio view on frontispiece, installation views, plates no. 126-27, p. 122, ill. p. 90; Louise Bourgeois, Retrospective, exh. cat., Frankfurt/Main 1989, no. 74, p. 189,... [Lire la suite]

Lot 38. A Nuremberg Baroque floral pattern vermeil beaker, maker's mark of Johann Georg Schweigger, 1655-79. Estimate 1200 EUR. Photo Nagel. C. 119g. Minor wear. H. 9,5 cm Nagel. Sale 733, 13th April 2016

Lot 37. A silvergilt Baroque beaker, Augsburg, 1736-37. Estimate 1500 EUR. Photo Nagel. Maker's mark Philipp Stenglin. C. 143g. Minor damage to stand. H. 11,5 cm Nagel. Sale 733, 13th April 2016

Lot 3. A Baroque silvergilt chalice, 18th century. Estimate 1 000 €. Photo Nagel Unreadable marks. C. 293g. Minor dents. H. 20 cm  Provenance: Formerly collection Carl von Weinberg (1861-1943). 1949 restituted to the next relative in legal order of succession, Richard von Szilvinyi, and since then in direct family property. Formerly from the chapel of the Weinberg'sche Villa Waldfried, Frankfurt a.M. Nagel. "Collection - Carl von Weinberg", 13th April 2016

Baroque cabinet on chest with allegories of good and bad advisers, Antwerp, partly from the 17th century, later remade, additions made and adapted. The paintings circle of Michiel Coignet. Photo courtesy Van Ham Parcel-ebonised oak, partly softwood. Walnut veneer with thread inlays. Silvered applications. Frame joined by stretchers. One frieze drawer. Two-door top section. Splendid interior with a central door as a portico, framed by ten drawers. On the doors and drawers there are paintings with allegorical depictions, which can be... [Lire la suite]