Lot Essay
Cf. R. Franz, Der Kachelofen (Graz 1969), ill.345
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LATE 16TH CENTURY
Details
A collection of tiles and fragments of a South German lead-glazed stove
Late 16th century
(Kachelofen) moulded in the renaissance style and painted in green, blue, white and brown, comprising: a corner element of elongated form moulded with a crowned caryatide surrounded by fruit garlands, 67cm. high; a corner element moulded with a winged cherub, 26cm. high; a large amount of tiles and fragments of tiles and cornices etc.
See illustration of the Caryatide
Late 16th century
(Kachelofen) moulded in the renaissance style and painted in green, blue, white and brown, comprising: a corner element of elongated form moulded with a crowned caryatide surrounded by fruit garlands, 67cm. high; a corner element moulded with a winged cherub, 26cm. high; a large amount of tiles and fragments of tiles and cornices etc.
See illustration of the Caryatide
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