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A Viennese Gilt-Silver and Enamel Cornucopia Mark of Rudolf Linke, Vienna, Circa 1880-1890 Ref. OR11
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Time Period
1800s
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Solid Silver
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A Viennese Gilt-Silver and Enamel Cornucopia Mark of Rudolf Linke, Vienna, Circa 1880-1890 Ref. OR11
Description: Decorated internally with scrolling foliage, and, externally with cloud-borne mythological figures communicating with mortals and an angel.The silver-gilt and enamelled cornucopia, fitted with three wheels is drawn by a horse-headed terminal. Stamped to RL, with Austrian control marks.
Maker: Rudolf Linke a famous artist as well as silversmith, was born in Poland in 1844,and died 1917. Most active between 1885-1904
Date: Estimated to be from the 1880-1890 era.
History: Along with Limoges in France, Vienna became a centre for the production of painted enamels in the second half of the 19th century. Major workshops by well-known silversmiths, such as Linke, Bohm and Ratzersdorfer, created elaborate confections in the "Ringstrasse" taste, catering primarily to a burgeoning affluent clientèle.Vienna emerged as one of the most important European centres for decorative arts in the mid-19th century. The city's prime location within the centre of the Holy Roman Empire allowed a unique infusion of artistic styles and techniques. This influx gave rise to a highly skilled force of Viennese artisans proficient in creating some of the finest rock crystal and enamel works the world has ever seen.
Marks/Observations: 'R.L.' stamp with the Austrian 'A' hallmark used from 1867, shown on each wheel.
Condition: Overall, very good, slight damage to underneath of one petal, some slight damage to the axil has been noted.
Dimensions: Overall length of 20cm, height of 15cm and width of 13cm
Price: R25,000.00
Price: R25,000.00
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This is a genuine antique. Please remember the classification of an 'antique' is that it should be 100 years old, OR MORE. There are many articles being offered as 'antiques' when, clearly, they are not.
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