Carl Gottlob Schmeiderl Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Carl Gottlob Schmeiderl Art Value Price Guide

Mar. 11, 2021
FERDINAND AUG. NOLDECHEN (1778-1849) UND PHILIPPINE NOLDECHEN GEB. SCHILLER (1798-1878)
Est: €400 - €800
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER 1772 Nimptsch/Schlesien - 1838 Breslau FERDINAND AUG. NOLDECHEN (1778-1849) UND PHILIPPINE NOLDECHEN GEB. SCHILLER (1798-1878) Gouache auf Elfenbein. 10,5 x 7,5 cm (R. 12,5 x 10 cm). Eine (Herrenbildnis) seitlich links signiert 'Schmeidler'. Verso: auf einem Etikett jew. handschriftl. bez. Fleckig, ber., Randbesch. Jew. hinter Glas in einen goldfarbenen Profilrahmen gerahmt. Bitte beachten Sie, dass aufgrund der aktuellen Cites-Bestimmungen für Objekte aus Elfenbein ein uneingeschränkter Handel nur innerhalb der Europäischen Gemeinschaft erlaubt ist. Ein Export in Drittländer ist derzeit nicht möglich.
Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
Oct. 19, 2019
Schmeidler, Carl Got
Est: -
Schmeidler, Carl Gottlob. 1772 Niemcza - 1838 Breslau. Bildnis eines jungen Offiziers in Uniform. Wohl um 1825. Aquarell und Gouache/Elfenbein, u. li. sign. Schmeidler, 8 x 6,4 cm, am rechten Rand wenige Farbapplatzer, in ovalem Messingrahmen mit Kordelrand und Resten von Versilberung 9 x 7,5 cm.- Wohl Darstellung des jungen Carl Ernst Wilhelm Freiherr Canitz und Dallwitz (1787-1850), der 1812 dem Generalstab des Generals Yorck von Wartenburg zugeteilt, 1821-1829 Adjutant und enger Vertrauter des Prinzen Wilhelm von Preussen und 1830 zum Chef des Generalstab im Gardekorps ernannt wurde. Hier Darstellung mit dem Verdienstorden Pour le Mérite, den er 1806 erhielt, 2 eisernen Kreuzen und weiteren Ehrenzeichen.- Provenienz: Nachlass Familie Canitz und Dallwitz, Görlitz
Bolland-Marotz
May. 30, 2013
Carl Gottlob Schmeidler (German, 1772-1838)
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A pair of miniatures portraying Count Kurt von Götzen and Countess Mathilde von Götzen née von Reichenbach-Goschütz (1799-1858): the former, wearing dark blue coat with green standing collar edged with gold embroidery and aiguillette, decorated with the badges of the Royal Prussian Order of the Iron Cross and the Imperial Russian Order of St. Anne; the latter, wearing red gown with gathered sleeves and gold embroidery at her Empire line, her blue cloak secured at her shoulder with a gold pin, her dark hair plaited and wound high into a knot at the back of her head, the front parted and curled in ringlets. Each signed on the obverse Schmeidler, gilt-metal frames. Rectangular, 89mm (3 1/2in) high (2) Provenance: Christie's, London, 6 November 2001, lots 199 and 200.
Bonhams
Nov. 27, 2012
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838)
Est: £800 - £1,200
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838) Two miniatures: a young lady, in white dress with red sash, red bandeau in her curling upswept hair; together with a gentleman, in profile to the left, in gold-bordered blue coat, white frilled cravat, powdered hair dressed en queue (Continental School, circa 1790) the former signed 'Schmeidler' (lower left) on ivory ovals, 2 5/8 in. (66 mm.); 2 in. (51 mm.) high, respectively, gilt-metal frames (2)
Christie's
Nov. 27, 2012
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838)
Est: £3,000 - £5,000
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838) Dorette Spohr, née Scheidler (1787-1834), playing the harp, seated on a red-upholstered stool, wearing a blue gauze dress with white underdress, her dark hair upswept in a plait and dressed in ringlets signed 'Schmeidler.' (lower left) on ivory rectangular, 4 11/16 x 3¾ in. (118 x 96 mm.), ormolu frame
Christie's
Nov. 23, 2011
Carl Gottlob Schmeidler (German, 1772-1838) A pair of portrait miniatures of Count Kurt von Götzen and Countess Mathilde von Götzen (née von Reichenbach-Goschütz) (1799-1858): the former, wearing dark blue jacket with gold piping and buttons, green
Est: £5,000 - £7,000
A pair of portrait miniatures of Count Kurt von Götzen and Countess Mathilde von Götzen (née von Reichenbach-Goschütz) (1799-1858): the former, wearing dark blue jacket with gold piping and buttons, green standing collar with gold embroidery and aiguillette, the badges of the Royal Prussian Order of the Iron Cross and the Imperial Russian Order of St. Anne; the latter, wearing red gown with gathered sleeves, gold embroidery at her Empire line, her blue cloak fastened at her shoulder with a gold pin, her dark hair plaited and upswept in a high knot at the back of her head, parted at the front and curled in ringlets. Each signed on the obverse Schmeidler, gilt-metal frames. Rectangular, 89mm (3 1/2in) high (2) Provenance: Christie's, 6 November 2001, lots 199 and 200
Bonhams
Jun. 02, 2009
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838)
Est: £1,000 - £1,500
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838) A young lady, in white silk organza dress with orange trim about the shoulder and Empire waist, embroidered persimmon shawl, double-stranded pearl necklace, her chestnut hair plaited and upswept signed 'Schmeidler.' (lower left) on ivory oval, 2 15/16 in. (74 mm.) high, gold locket frame
Christie's
Dec. 09, 2008
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838)
Est: £1,500 - £2,500
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (GERMAN, 1772-1838) A young lady, in white silk organza dress with orange trim about the shoulder and Empire waist, embroidered persimmon shawl, double-stranded pearl necklace, her chestnut hair plaited and upswept signed 'Schmeidler.' (lower left) on ivory oval, 2 15/16 in. (74 mm.) high, gilt-metal locket frame
Christie's
Sep. 18, 2007
DEUTSCHLAND UM 1800, sig. C.G.Schmeidler (1772 Nimptsch/Silesia-1838). Mischtechnik auf Elfenbein.
Est: CHF450 - CHF650
DEUTSCHLAND UM 1800, sig. C.G.Schmeidler (1772 Nimptsch/Silesia-1838). Mischtechnik auf Elfenbein. Ovales Portrait einer hübschen jungen Frau in weissem Kleid und grünem Überwurf. 8x6,7 cm. In ziselierter Goldeinfassung und rechteckigem Kirschbaumrahmen.
Koller Auctions
Nov. 06, 2001
CARL GOTTLOB SCHMEIDLER (1772-1838)
Est: $5,600 - $8,400
Count Curt Goetzen, facing right in blue coat with gold-bordered green collar, gold epaulette and loops, wearing the badges of the Royal Prussian Order of the Iron Cross and of the Imperial Russian Order of St Ann, brown hair and moustache; and his wife, Countess Mathilde Goetzen (1799-1858), facing left in red dress with rouched sleeve, gold belt, holding her blue cloak pinned with gold brooch at her left shoulder in her right hand, her dark hair upswept and falling in ringlets the gentleman signed 'Schmeidler' (lower right); and the lady signed 'Schmeidler.' (lower left) both rectangular; the gentleman 31/2 x 2 5/8 in. (89 x 67 mm.); and the lady 3 7/16 x 2 13/16 in. (87 x 72 mm.), gilt-metal frames (2) NOTES Count Curt Goetzen, son of Count Frederick William Goetzen and his wife Frederica Charlotte of Reichenbach, was a Royal Prussian chamberlain. He was the hereditary landowner of Ellguth-Schmark/Trebnitz. He was the first of the two husbands of Countess Mathilde of Reichenbach-Goschtz both of whom she divorced. Mathilde was the third daughter of Count Heinrich Gottlob of Reichenbach-Goschtz and his wife Johanna Countess of Solms-Baruth. She married firstly Count Curt Goetzen auf Ellguth whom she divorced and, secondly, in 1831, Prince Hermann Anton of Hatzfeldt whom she divorced in 1846. Her children from the second marriage include Prince Stanislas of Hatzfeldt, Countess Franziska of Nimptsch zu Jaeschkowitz, later Baroness of Lo‰, and Princess Elisabeth of Carolath-Beuthen. More information on Schmeidler, doubtlessly the best Silesian miniaturist of all time, can be found in E. Hintze, Schlesische Miniaturmaler des neunzehnten Jahrhunderts, Breslau, 1904, pp. 136-140. SALESROOM NOTICE Please note that the present lot also includes the portrait of Count Curt Goetzen (formerly lot 199 in the printed catalogue). The estimate for the pair of miniatures of Count and Countess Goetzen should read œ4,000-6,000.
Christie's