The painter’s studio Johann Georg Platzer (St. Michael / Eppan 1704 – 1761) Counterpart to « The sculptor’s studio » Oil / copper 35.5 × 54.9 cm Request for the object
A Régence ormolu-mounted and brass inlaid red tortoiseshell Boulle Marquetry Bureau Mazarin attr. to Nicolas Sageot (1666 – 1731) ca. 1710/20 80 cm × 119.5 cm × 69 cm (31.5 inch × 47 inch × 27.2 inch) Provenance Collection Reinhold Hofstätter, Palais Strudelhof, Vienna Request for the object
Eight-Light-Chandelier so-called “Krone mit Arabesquen Bogenkanten” by Werner & Mieth, Berlin 1796/97 Ormolu, partial silvered and cut crystal. Height 152.5 cm Ø 86 cm A near identical – but since the 2nd World War lost – chandelier was delivered 1797 by Werner & Mieth to Frederik II’s winter apartment at Schloss
Louis XV-Bureau Plât Jacques Dubois (1694 – Pontoise – 1763 / maître 1742) Stamped “I.Dubois JME”. Paris, ca. 1745 – 49 Kingwood, ormolu mounts (stamped with poinçon au “C couronné”). 79 × 165 × 88 cm Literature François de Salverte: “Les Ebenistes du XVIII siècle”, p. 160 ff. Provenance Collection Clemente Ferrari, Genua Request for
Kleiner Hausaltar Cornelis Daniel Thelott (1655 – 1734 ) and Christian Drentwett the Elder (1689 – 1737 ) Augsburg, ca 1710 Signed lower right “C.D.Thelot“ (middle relief) and “CD” (in the oval). Silver reliefs, tortoise-shell and silver foil. 48 × 37.5 × 18.5 cm (18.9 × 14.8 × 7.3 inch) Provenance Private
PRONK STILL-LIFE François Habert (active in Paris – in the mid 17th century) With silver-gilt dishes, fruits and flowers on a blue silk fabric, draped on a stone console. 90 × 121 cm Typical for the work of François Habert is the influence of important Flemish still life painters
South German turned Ivory Cup and Cover Workshop of Lorenz Zick (1594 – 1660) Nuremberg, ca. 1640 height 28 cm The stepped nine-facetted base with scrolling openwork freeze holds a stem which comprises staggered stacked elements. The body of turned lobed form with waved design. The conforming lid topped
A Courtly Turned Lidded Ivory Box Gottfried Wolffram (before 1683 – Copenhagen – 1716) Copenhagen, ca 1710 Decorated with landscaped carvings after engravings by Gabriel Perelle (1603 – 1677). Ø 9.8 cm Height 4.6 cm Gottfried Wolffram was appointed to “Court ivory-turner” of the Danish king in 1691 (Hein, 1991, ibid.). Request
A Pair of German Silver-Gilt Stacking Beakers with mauresque decor Ulrich Sautter (Master 1573) Ulm, ca. 1580/ 90 height 8.5cm weight 152 g Silver chased, engraved, etched and partially gilt. Hallmark: Ulm (R3, III, Nr.4730) Masters mark: Ulrich Sautter (master 1573) (R3, III, Nr. 4730) Monogram of an owner from 1855
Resting bandits in arcadic landscape Jacob Philipp Hackert (Prenzlau 1737 – 1807 Florence) Oil on canvas each 120 × 178 cm signed lower right “J.Phi. Hackert / pinx: à Roma / 1773” Counterpart to « Arcadic landscape with Mercury, Argus and Io » Request for the object
