Important German parcel-gilt silver canister, Abraham Drentwett I, Augsburg, circa 1649-1666 Abraham Drentwett I is one of Augsburg’s foremost silversmiths during the Baroque period. He was Active 1641-1666 , he is best known for having executed Queen Christina’s silver throne, Commissioned for her coronation in 1650 by Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie.
It is very rare to find such original works, all marked and in this good of a condition, this canister
Came from a good German collection of early European silver.
It is very rare to find such original works, all marked and in this good of a condition, this canister
Came from a good German collection of early European silver.
Maker’s mark: AD For Abraham Drentwett I
City mark: Augsburg, Germany
Assay scrape: Zickzack line (Tremolierstrich)
canister of this size and condition are highly desireable and rare to be found in such original, exceptional condition.
Condition : This rare silver canister is an exceptional gauge of silver, exceptional quality and in original, exceptional condition. The partial gilding has natural wear in keeping with age. The German hallmarks struck to the base. surface of the body and cover are all very clear.
Dimensions
Width 10.6cm/4.2″
Height 16.5cm/6.5″
Weight 492 grams
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Dimensions:Height: 6.5 in (16.51 cm)Width: 4.2 in (10.67 cm)Depth: 4.2 in (10.67 cm)
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Style:Baroque(Of the Period)
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Materials and Techniques:Silver
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Place of Origin:Germany
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Period:17th Century
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Date of Manufacture:1649-1666
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Condition:GoodWear consistent with age and use. Very good condition for its age, no restorations or missing parts, some minor scratches consistent With age.
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Seller Location:Tel Aviv – Jaffa, IL
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Reference Number:Seller: LU8130234624962
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