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A rare Nuremberg engraved Chinoiserie goblet, probably Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl, circa 1720 image 1
A rare Nuremberg engraved Chinoiserie goblet, probably Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl, circa 1720 image 2
A rare Nuremberg engraved Chinoiserie goblet, probably Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl, circa 1720 image 3
A rare Nuremberg engraved Chinoiserie goblet, probably Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl, circa 1720 image 4
Lot 42

A rare Nuremberg engraved Chinoiserie goblet, probably Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl, circa 1720

2 May 2013, 10:30 BST
London, New Bond Street

Sold for £10,000 inc. premium

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A rare Nuremberg engraved Chinoiserie goblet, probably Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl, circa 1720

The deep round funnel bowl decorated overall with polished Chinoiserie vignettes including a fantasy litter drawn by camels, a mounted horseman hunting an elephant, and a hapless Oriental in the stocks, all on a matt ground, set on a faceted knop between mereses, the cut inverted baluster also on a merese, the conical foot engraved with a band of Laub-und Bandelwerk, 28.7cm high

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Provenance:
Sold at Sotheby's, 17 September 1979, lot 193, the property of the late Lady Hudson

Previously attributed by Sotheby's to the hand of Johann Christoph Kiessling, Dresden, circa 1730, the present lot is typical of the rare work of Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl. Mäuerl was born in Wunsdiedel in 1672 and worked in London between 1699 ands 1710. After that date he is known to have been working in Nürnberg until 1730. He is considered to have been one of the leading exponents of Laub-und Bandelwerk and is believed to be the first German glass engraver to introduce Chinoiserie styles to glass. He died in Hersbruck in 1737.

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