A German parcel-gilt silver cup and cover
A German parcel-gilt silver cup and cover

MARK OF VEIT KOCH, BRESLAU, 1598

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A German parcel-gilt silver cup and cover
Mark of Veit Koch, Breslau, 1598
On circular foot, with knopped stem supporting a slightly tapering detachable cylindrical bowl chased with three caryatides holding a flower basket within geometrical scroll-work, and chased with three bees, the slightly domed cover chased en suite, applied with a detachable finial shaped as a soldier, his shield with engraved coat-of-arms, the interior cover with a detachable coin inscribed with dedication ''PATEN GEDECHTNVS.VON.RITTERSCHAFT.VND.STADTEN.DER.GROF/''SCHAFT.GLATZ.HERRN.D .VALENTIN.FRANCKENS/''.CAROLO.DEDICIRGT.DEN 15.FEBRVARI.Ao.1598' and centred by an engraved rampant lion, all within a finely engraved band of laurel leaves, the foot is composed of two parts, not detachable but fastened, marked on base
40 cm. high
628 gr.

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A similar earlier cup and cover is illustrated in Carl Hernmarck, Die Kunst der Europäischen Gold-und Silberschmieden 1450-1830, München, 1978, p. 100, ill. 129.

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