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459 - Small Baroque footed cup, silver, fully gold-plated. Round, domed base, transitioning into a short, sharply tapered stem and a wide, slightly conical, smooth cup. The base and the base of the cup are encircled by godrons resembling a tongue frieze. Below the rim area, which is set off by delicate profiled lines, is a wide border decorated with volute tendrils in relief. Stamped hallmark, Master Johann Philipp Gross (became a master in 1689), hallmark for Austria, Vienna until 1824. Weight approx. 110 g. Height 6.5 cm.
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Small Baroque footed cup, silver, fully gold-plated. Round, domed base, transitioning into a short, sharply tapered stem and a wide, slightly conical, smooth cup. The base and the base of the cup are encircled by godrons resembling a tongue frieze. Below the rim area, which is set off by delicate profiled lines, is a wide border decorated with volute tendrils in relief. Stamped hallmark, Master Johann Philipp Gross (became a master in 1689), hallmark for Austria, Vienna until 1824. Weight approx. 110 g. Height 6.5 cm. Cf. Seling 2007, BZ 1300, No. 1838; Lanz/Schmid/Strahalm, Silver of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, p. 20; see also Overzier, German Silver, p. 49, fig. 52 (shape and decoration). A small German Baroque gilt silver footed beaker by Johann Philipp Gross (master since 1689). Assay and master’s mark, indicating Austria, Vienna until 1824. Germany. Augsburg. Circa 1713–1717.
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International Fine Art Auction No. 198 - PART IAuction house
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