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This picture shows the following artwork: Berlin. Coffee pot and mocha pot with rocaille decoration by Christoph Conrad Meyer (1722–1781) and Georg Wilhelm Marggraff (died 1804). Circa 1770.

Lot

3347

Berlin

Coffee pot and mocha pot with rocaille decoration by Christoph Conrad Meyer (1722–1781) and Georg Wilhelm Marggraff (died 1804). Circa 1770

Silver, embossed, chased; wood. 24,5 cm; 18 cm (9 ⅝ in.; 7 ⅛ in.).

Estimate:

EUR 2,000

- 3,000

USD 2,230

- 3,350

Sold for:

3,750 EUR (incl. premium)

Auctions 237-246

The Rohde-Hinze Collection 2 – Decorative Art, Saturday, 04.07.2015

Information

Silver, embossed, chased; wood. 24,5 cm; 18 cm (9 ⅝ in.; 7 ⅛ in.). Large pot: hallmark: Berlin [Scheffler (erroneously 4a) 7 ]; master's mark: CCM [Scheffler 787/158aa]; "tremolierstich" mark / small pot: hallmark: [Scheffler 8b]; master's mark: GWM [Scheffler 953/170b1]; "tremolierstich" mark. Total weight: ca. 790 g.

Wolfgang Scheffler: Berliner Goldschmiede, Berlin 1968, p.158 (787/158aa) and p. 182 (953/170b1), ill. 49

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Lot

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Estimate:

EUR 1,000

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Estimate:

EUR 15,000

- 18,000

Sold for:

EUR 15,000

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Lot

3113

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Estimate:

EUR 4,000

- 6,000

Sold for:

EUR 13,750

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Lot

3114

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Estimate:

EUR 1,000

- 1,500

Sold for:

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Lot

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Estimate:

EUR 5,000

- 7,000

Sold for:

EUR 9,375

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Lot

3343

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Estimate:

EUR 1,200

- 1,500

Sold for:

EUR 2,500

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Lot

3346

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Estimate:

EUR 2,000

- 2,500

Sold for:

EUR 8,750

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Lot

3348

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Estimate:

EUR 3,000

- 4,000

Sold for:

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Lot

3349

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Estimate:

EUR 500

- 700

Sold for:

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Lot

3350

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Estimate:

EUR 5,000

- 7,000

Sold for:

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Lot

3351

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Estimate:

EUR 300

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Lot

3352

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Estimate:

EUR 5,000

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Lot

3353

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Estimate:

EUR 2,500

- 3,000

Sold for:

EUR 4,250

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Lot

3354

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Estimate:

EUR 2,000

- 3,000

Sold for:

EUR 3,750

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Lot

3355

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Estimate:

EUR 800

- 1,000

Sold for:

EUR 1,750

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