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1953 - Barocker Tabernakel-Sekretär aus Adelsbesitz.
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Barocker Tabernakel-Sekretär aus Adelsbesitz. An der Front datiert: 1761. Süddeutschland. Nussbaum, Wurzelholz furniert, mit hellen Fadeneinlagen und ergänzten Messingbeschlägen. 188 x 125,5 x 67 cm. 3-schübiges Kommodenunterteil, schräge Schreibklappe mit 2 flankierenden Schüben, zurückspringender Aufsatz mit Mitteltür und 8 kleinen Schüben. Auf der Mitteltür Darstellung der Kreuzigung Christi in Schwarzlotmalerei. Wohl alt restauriert mit Ergänzungen, Altersspuren, Furnierdefekte, inaktiver Anobienbefall. Schlösser ergänzt, 1x fehlend. Etikett auf der Rückseite "K. k. Österreichische Staatsbahnen Von Launsdorf nach Graz". 1 Schlüssel. Provenienz: Aus Privatbesitz, ehemals in Besitz des Generals Moritz von Wiktorin. Siehe auch Kat.-Nr. 633 Adelsbrief aus gleichem Nachlass. Für dieses Los empfehlen wir persönliche Abholung, Speditionslieferung oder Versand durch ThePackengers. Aufrufzeit 29. | Okt. 2026 | voraussichtlich 19:16 Uhr (CET) Baroque tabernacle-style secretary desk from a noble estate. Dated on the front: 1761. Southern Germany. Walnut, burl veneer, with light-colored thread inlays and complementary brass hardware. 188 x 125.5 x 67 cm. 3-drawer chest base, slanted writing flap with 2 flanking drawers, recessed upper section with a central door and 8 small drawers. On the central door, a depiction of the Crucifixion of Christ in Schwarzlot painting. Presumably restored long ago with additions; shows signs of age, veneer defects, and inactive woodworm infestation. Locks have been replaced; 1 missing. Label on the back: “Imperial and Royal Austrian State Railways from Launsdorf to Graz.” 1 key. Provenance: From a private collection, formerly owned by General Moritz von Wiktorin. See also Cat. No. 633, Letter of Nobility from the same estate. For this lot, we recommend in-person pickup, fine art transport, or shipping via ThePackengers. Call time is Oct. 29, 2026 | estimated time: 7:16 p.m. (CET) *This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
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WENDL Tag 2/4: Schmuck, Münzen, Porzellan, Möbel, Lampen & BeleuchtungAuction house
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