A SET OF FOUR GERMAN SILVER MEAT-DISHES

MAKER'S MARK OF GOTTFRIED BARTERMANN, AUGSBURG, 1749-1761

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A SET OF FOUR GERMAN SILVER MEAT-DISHES
Maker's mark of Gottfried Bartermann, Augsburg, 1749-1761
Shaped oval with moulded border, engraved with coat-of-arms, crown, initials MICID, date 1751 and Nos 9, 12, 15 and 20 (re-numbered on reverse 13, 3, 12 and 6 respectively), marked on reverse
37.5 cm. (14¾ in.) long
3,860 gr. (115 oz.) (4)
Engraved

Lot Essay

The arms and initials are those of the Elector Max III Joseph of Bavaria (1727-1777), who succeeded his father Karl Albrecht as Elector in 1745. (see footnote to preceding lot)

These meat-dishes are from a service by Bartemann of which nine similar meat-dishes and eleven shaped circular second-course dishes, all similarly engraved, are now in the Residenz Museum, Munich (see H. Seling, Die Kunst der Augsburger Goldschmiede 1529-1868, Munich, 1980, vol. II, pl. 756 and 757 and vol. III nos. 2248 c and d)

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