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A fine German silver parcel-gilt coin beaker
MAKER'S MARK POSSIBLY OF JOHANN JACOB STAUDE, BERLIN, CIRCA 1690, ALSO STRUCK WITH LATER PRUSSIAN DUTY-MARK FW FOR 1809
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A fine German silver parcel-gilt coin beaker
Maker's mark possibly of Johann Jacob Staude, Berlin, circa 1690, also struck with later prussian duty-mark FW for 1809
Circular, the conical body inset with four rows of each ten parcel-gilt russian coins dated 1541 and later, each on the obverse with a russian Tsar surrounded by stylised foliage and shaped lozenges, gilt lower and upper rim, the reverse inset with a gilt-coin dated 1612, and inscribed 'I.F.B : M.M., gilt inside, marked on upper rim
13.2 cm. high
332 gr.
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Please note this lot is below Dutch legal alloy
Lot Essay
Another smaller 'Münzbecher' dated 1691 and by the same maker is mentioned by Scheffler, Wolfgang, Berliner Goldschmiede, Berlin 1968, no. 177, p. 32.
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