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1505 - Plate No. 5 from Prince Wilhelm of Prussia’s wedding dinner service, 1828. The plate is part of the dinner service created for the wedding of Prince Wilhelm of Prussia (later Wilhelm I) to Princess Augusta Marie Luise of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, on June 11, 1829. The rim is heavily embossed with broad ornamentation featuring ribbons and vine leaves; the rim also features a fine engraving of the Prussian eagle with the chain of the Order of the Black Eagle. Hallmark: 15 lot; master engraver Andreack (active 1819–1842), made by Johann George Hossauer, Berlin (1818–1859, Scheffler No. 381); additionally engraved with the imperial owner’s monogram “W” and a crown, both engraved and stamped together "No. 5—2 MK 12.5–8 Lth" (weight specification), 26.5 cm in diameter, 633 g, signs of wear.
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Plate No. 5 from Prince Wilhelm of Prussia’s wedding dinner service, 1828. The plate is part of the dinner service created for the wedding of Prince Wilhelm of Prussia (later Wilhelm I) to Princess Augusta Marie Luise of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, on June 11, 1829. The rim is heavily embossed with broad ornamentation featuring ribbons and vine leaves; the rim also features a fine engraving of the Prussian eagle with the chain of the Order of the Black Eagle. Hallmark: 15 lot; master engraver Andreack (active 1819–1842), made by Johann George Hossauer, Berlin (1818–1859, Scheffler No. 381); additionally engraved with the imperial owner’s monogram “W” and a crown, both engraved and stamped together "No. 5—2 MK 12.5–8 Lth" (weight specification), 26.5 cm in diameter, 633 g, signs of wear. The early first version, No. 5, suggests it was acquired from the former collection of Haus Doorn. Silver 1505
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Art and Antiques No. 80. Daniel Meyer Auction, MünsterAuction house
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