STRUCK FR.V.MILLER AND TH.HEIDEN, GERMANY, 19TH/20TH CENTURY, ALSO STRUCK 900

細節

A pair of exeptionally large German silver coolers
Struck FR.v.MILLER and TH.HEIDEN, Germany, 19th/20th century, also struck 900
Each oval on stepped oval base, the bowl supported by branches with fruit and leaves, the plain bowl with an upper rim of similar decoration and two lion and ring handles, marked on base
57 cm wide x 40 cm. high
21.640 gr. (2)

注意事項

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拍品專文

Theodor Heiden (1853-1928) became a silversmith in 1880. From 1881-1900 he worked together with designer Anton Seder. In 1882 he opened the doors of his own workshop and in 1897 he was appointed as Royal silversmith.

Fritz von Miller (1840-1921) has been a professor at the school of design in Munchen for 44 years. Numerous silversmiths were teached by this skilled man in the late 19th and early 20th century.