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High-quality Augsburg Baroque silver porridge bowl, gold-plated. Round, slightly conical body resting on a flat base, with figurative handles in the shape of cartouches. The sides feature relief portrait medallions set among engraved scrollwork. Multi-stepped lid with matching decoration and three curved feet. Marked: maker’s mark, tremolo line, hallmark, Master Johann Erhard II Heuglin (became a master in 1717). Weight approx. 560 g. Height 7 cm. L. 23 cm. This object is likely the “porridge bowl with base, gilded, engraved” mentioned by Seling. See Seling, 2007, no. 2096, 1560ff. A German Baroque gilt silver bowl by Johann Erhard II Heuglin (master since 1717). Worn. Hallmark, assay mark, and master’s mark. Germany. Augsburg. 1721–1725.
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