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Coupe van rood-bruin gevlekt chalcedoon met voet van goud
anonymous, 1640 - 1660
Coupe. Chalcedony, gold and enamel. Germany (?), c. 1650.
- Artwork typecoupe
- Object numberBK-17092
- Dimensionsheight 29.7 cm x width 17 cm x depth 10.7 cm, width 13.9 cm x depth 9.6 cm
Identification
Title(s)
Coupe van rood-bruin gevlekt chalcedoon met voet van goud
Object type
Object number
BK-17092
Description
Coupe, het vat met deksel van rood-bruin gevlekt chalcedoon wordt gedragen door een Hercules-figuur, evenals de drielobbige gewelfde voet van goud. Op de voet en om de rand van het deksel veelkleurige bloemen in translucide email; onder het vat en bovenop een geëmailleerde bloem in wit en blauw. Als bekroning een gouden putto op een bol van blauw email waaromheen Zodiac.
Creation
Creation
anonymous, Oost-Europa
Dating
1640 - 1660
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Dimensions
- height 29.7 cm x width 17 cm x depth 10.7 cm
- width 13.9 cm x depth 9.6 cm
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Provenance
…; collection Hermitage, Petersburg;{Note RMA.}…; collection Dr Fritz Mannheimer (1890-1939) Amsterdam and Paris, 1936;{Von Falke 1936, p. 33, no. K.68.} purchased from his estate, en bloc, by the Dienststelle Mühlmann, The Hague, for Adolf Hitler's Führermuseum, Linz, 1940;{Korthals Altes 1974, pp. 21-22.} war recuperation, SNK, 1945;{HNA, SNK Archive, 2.08.42, inv. no. 548.} on loan, with 1,702 other objects, from the DRVK to the museum, 1952;{Note RMA.} transferred to the museum, 1960
Remarks
Please note that this provenance was formulated with a special focus on provenance research for the years 1933-45 and could therefore be incomplete. There may be more (mostly earlier) provenance information known in the museum. In case this item has an uncertain or incomplete provenance for the years 1933-45, the Rijksmuseum welcomes information and assistance in the investigation and clarification of the provenance of all works during that era.
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