Hermann RATZERSDORFER (Active from 1843-1894). - Lot 16

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Hermann RATZERSDORFER (Active from 1843-1894). - Lot 16
Hermann RATZERSDORFER (Active from 1843-1894). LARGE FOOTED BOWL in rock crystal with gilded silver and cloisonné enamel mounts. The upper richly engraved decoration of fruit, flying insects and large bouquets of flowers of flowers in vases. The fluted shaft engraved with floral motifs is adorned with two decorated with polychrome enamel flowers. The circular base has a doucine engraved with flowers in and flowers in full bloom, bordered by a gilded silver frame with the same decoration as the enamel rings. enamel rings. Austrian work, Vienna circa 1875, guarantee mark for silver 900/000. Hallmark of the silversmith Hermann RATZERSDORFER (active 1843-1894). Height: 22 cm. Length: 17 cm. Width: 13 cm. A few tiny chips to the crystal and very small enamel chips. Notes on the silversmith: Hermann Ratzersdorfer was born in Bratislava in 1819. He moved to Vienna in the early 1840s, where he began his career as a goldsmith. He specialized in the creation of objects in and rock crystal objects, often enamelled in a Neo-Renaissance style. In 1845, he exhibited his work in Vienna and also participated in the London and Paris exhibitions, where he received numerous awards. His son Julius took over the workshop in 1871. Our bowl adopts the shape of the table aisles of the 16th/17th century, like the lapis lazuli nave in Louis XIV's collection at the Louvre. in the Louvre.
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