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    • A fine, small Eger cabinet casket from the estate of Count von Solms, workshop of Johann Karl Haberstumpf (1654 - 1724), Eger, circa 1690 – 1710
      May. 25, 2020

      A fine, small Eger cabinet casket from the estate of Count von Solms, workshop of Johann Karl Haberstumpf (1654 - 1724), Eger, circa 1690 – 1710

      Est: -

      Free-standing, severely geometric, softwood body, veneered in walnut and partly ebonised. The relief inlays delicately carved in different woods, some in colour, stippled and engraved. The bolts and locks in iron. Pull rings and external fitting in brass, partially engraved. The bands silver-plated and likewise engraved. Mounted on four flattened ball feet, the two-door cabinet with a drawer in the pedestal. The doors open to reveal a fine ward with a central niche, lined with paper. An old inventory stamp "SL 59" inside. The door flanked by a total of eight drawers. A slightly overhanging edge at the top with a further central, sliding compartment in the cornice. A fine, relief-like carving with an almost three-dimensional effect, which was characteristic of the master workshops in Eger. The coat of arms of the Grafen von Solms on the door of the central niche. Behind which a typical inventory stamp of Schloss Laubach, and again on the underside of the base. Dimensions 40.5 x 35 x 24 cm. Comes with a comprehensive expert report prepared by Prof. Jochen Voigt, dated 3 May 2011. For reference: the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin has a similar cabinet. Provenance: Part of a private collection in South Germany since the 1970s. Condition: II

      Hermann Historica GmbH
    • Barock-Schatulle von Johann Karl Haberstumpf, 1654 Eger - 1724
      Sep. 19, 2013

      Barock-Schatulle von Johann Karl Haberstumpf, 1654 Eger - 1724

      Est: €6,500 - €8,500

      Höhe: 21 cm. Breite: 40 cm. Tiefe: 27 cm. Eger, zweite Hälfte 17. Jahrhundert. Korpus in ebonisiertem Nadelholz, Reliefintarsien in verschiedenen Hölzern. Innen "Türkisches Papier". Sehr qualitätvoll gearbeitetes Kleinmöbel. Auf gequetschten Kugelfüßen ein rechteckiges Kästchen. Die Sockelzone sowie die Rahmen um die Kassettenfelder mit feinen Flammleisten eingefasst. Die leicht vertieft liegenden Felder an Deckel und Seiten in kontrastierendem Holz, intarsiert mit Streublumen - darunter Nelken, Rosen, Narzissen etc. - in verschiedenen Hölzern auf einer Platte aus Laubholz/ Buchsbaum (?). In der Front die beiden Felder mit Fruchtfestons an Bändern. Im Deckelinneren eine Schäferszene. Sämtliche Einlegearbeiten im Relief. Die Scharnierbeschläge in versilbertem Kupfer in geschweifter Form und fein mit Blütenornament ziseliert. Originales Schloss, Schlüsselschild fehlt. Schrumpfrisse im Deckfüllbrett, Kanten leicht berieben. Schöne Alterspatina. Literatur: Vgl. Jochen Voigt, Für die Kunstkammern Europas. Reliefintarsien aus Eger, Halle/ Saale, 1999, Text-Abb. 241, Kat. Nr. III 4 (Regensburg). (941801)

      Hampel Fine Art Auctions
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