Lot Essay
Dinner-plates from Burg Hohenzollern were exhibited at Munich, Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung, Friedrich der Grosse: Sammler und Mäzer, 28 November 1992-28 February 1993
MARK OF CHRISTIAN LIEBERKÜHN THE YOUNGER, BERLIN, CIRCA 1747
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A German silver dinner-plate
Mark of Christian Lieberkühn the Younger, Berlin, circa 1747
Shaped circular and with moulded rim, the reverse engraved with FR monogram within rococo shell and foliage cartouche with Royal Prussian crown above for King Frederick the Great, marked on reverse, numbered and engraved with scratchweight, 'No. 10 - 2 M 12 lot 1 q'
10 1/8in. (25.8cm.) diam.
20oz. (635gr.)
Mark of Christian Lieberkühn the Younger, Berlin, circa 1747
Shaped circular and with moulded rim, the reverse engraved with FR monogram within rococo shell and foliage cartouche with Royal Prussian crown above for King Frederick the Great, marked on reverse, numbered and engraved with scratchweight, 'No. 10 - 2 M 12 lot 1 q'
10 1/8in. (25.8cm.) diam.
20oz. (635gr.)
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