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Augsburg Baroque plate, silver, gold-plated. Round shape. Slightly recessed, smooth surface with a fluted rim. Wide, gently rising rim with a multi-profiled, gracefully curved, flower-shaped edge featuring relief oval medallions depicting cupids as allegories of the sciences, set among engraved scrollwork. Hallmark, tremolo line, inspection mark, Master Johann Jakob I Schoap (became a master in 1725). Weight approx. 310 g. Diameter 23.5 cm. This object is likely the “base of a porridge bowl by Johann Erhard II Heuglin” mentioned by Seling. See Seling, 2007, No. 2177, 1760d. A German Baroque gilt silver plate by Johann Jakob I Schoap (master since 1725). Test, assay, and master’s mark. German. Augsburg. 1734–1736.
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