Max STROBL (1861-1946) - Lot 96

Lot n° 96
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8000 - 10000 EUR
Max STROBL (1861-1946) - Lot 96
Max STROBL (1861-1946) Hanap and its basin in silver and vermeil 800°/°°, with decorations of cupules and volutes treated with the repoussé and inlaid with cabochons of amethyst, malachite and decorative stones. The lid carries on its top a Saint George overcoming the dragon on a malachite cabochon, the cup of shuttle form with twisted foot, is posed on a dented basin and chiseled foliage on three lions lying. Gross weight : 2 960 g H. 53 cm - Diam. 43 cm Max Strobl, goldsmith active in Munich around 1910, signed models in 1900 for the Munich workshop of Wollenweber. The work of our artist can be compared with the collective presentation of the Munich silversmiths, who received a gold medal at the international exhibition in Brussels in 1910. These silversmiths emphasized their virtuosity with applied motifs and embossed decorations in the tradition of the fruit-shaped hanaps of the 16th and 17th centuries.
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