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Max Ritter von Müller - persönliches Fliegerzimmer mit Aufsatzschrank, Schreib- und Pour le Mérite-

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Max Ritter von Müller - persönliches Fliegerzimmer mit Aufsatzschrank, Schreib- und Pour le Mérite-Tisch sowie Utensilien
Das Fliegerzimmer durchweg aus Schichtholz in Art der Propeller gefertigt, bestehend aus großer Kommode mit Aufsatzvitrine für Trophäen und zwei hervorragend geätzten Glaskunstwerken. Das Unterteil mit zwei Türen und einliegenden Böden. Das Aufsatzteil ebenfalls mit zwei Türen und eingelegten Glasscheiben, die linke mit packender Flugkampfszene, ein deutscher Doppeldecker im Sturzangriff auf einen alliierten Dreidecker, im Hintergrund Felsmassiv. Das rechte Bild zeigt Ikarus, der sich im Flug über eine Felsschlucht der Sonne nähert, im linken, unteren Eck Künstlermonogramm "W" im Kreis oder "OW", Maße der Scheiben 77 x 46 cm. Gesamthöhe 181 cm, Breite 148 cm, Tiefe des Unterteils 46 cm und der Aufsatzvitrine 39 cm.Achteckiger "Pour le Mérite"-Tisch, die Tischplatte aus acht dreieckigen Elementen gefertigt, im Zentrum in Holz und Messing intarsierter Pour le Mérite mit größtenteils erhaltener Farbfassung in Blau und Weiß, das Tischbein ebenfalls aus Schichtholz und einer Propellernabe gefertigt, der Fuß aus einem ehemaligen vierblättrigen Propeller eines Großflugzeugs. Durchmesser der Tischplatte 93 cm, Höhe 64 cm.Großer Schreibtisch mit eingelegter Schreibplatte aus einer frühen Bakelitart, drei Schubladen und zwei seitlichen Unterbautüren. Messingbeschläge. Schlüssel. Maße 131 x 64 x 77 cm.Auf dem Schreibtisch eine sechseckige Deckeldose mit Propellerminiatur auf dem Deckel, das rote Seidenfutter zerschlissen, einliegend Erinnerungsstücke von Johann Wirtz, ein teilemaillierter Ansichtenlöffel "Stadthaus Bitburg" aus vergoldetem Silber ("800"), die Laffe rs. mit Gravur "Flugtag 28.4.29", ein EK 2 1914 mit Bandabschnitt, ein Prismenglas und eine Zigarre, Durchmesser der Dose ca. 17 cm, Höhe 12 cm. Ein Schreibset mit gläsernem Tintenfass und Feder mit Griff in Propellerform, Maße ca. 22 x 8 x 14 cm. Ein Ascher, gefertigt aus einem Segment eines Propellerblattes mit metallener Einlage, Maße 16,5 x 9 x 4,5 cm. Außerdem aus dem Nachlass von Johann Wirtz eine großformatige Albumseite mit insgesamt acht Fotos von Wirtz, drei Aufnahmen in Uniform als Flieger, vor Motorrad, mit zwei bzw. drei Kameraden, im Feld und in seinem Doppeldecker. Ein Reprofoto von Wirtz im Doppeldecker mit seinem Namen in großen Lettern an der Seite. Ein gläserner Bierkrug mit Dekorschliff, der Zinndeckel mit kunstvoll graviertem Doppeldecker mit seitlichem Namenszug "Wirtz" über einem Hangar fliegend, darunter Geschenkwidmung "Seinem verehrten Fluglehrer Herrn Sergeant Wirtz zur frdl. Erinnerung gew. von seinem Schüler (Name sowie Ort unleserlich), Sommer 1918". Beeindruckendes und handwerklich hochwertig gefertigtes Fliegerzimmer aus dem Besitz einer bayerischen Fliegerlegende bzw. seines Freundes Johann Wirtz. Johann Wirtz (1890 - 1951?), über den in der Nähe von Köln geborenen Rheinländer ist biographisch nicht sehr viel in Erfahrung zu bringen. Die Silberne bayerische Tapferkeitsmedaille erwarb Wirtz als er mit seinem Beobachter Leutnant Schmid am 30. April 1916 auf einem Patrouillenflug fünf feindliche Bomber entdeckte und, ohne seinen Leutnant zu fragen, diese attackierte. Mit Hilfe eines hinzukommenden Fokker Eindeckers gelang es, die Bomber zum Abdrehen zu zwingen. Mitentscheidend für die Verleihung waren aber die lobenden Worte von Leutnant Schmid, der herausstellte, dass dieser Erfolg in erster Linie dem tatkräftigen Einschreiten von Wirtz zu verdanken war. Auf den oben erwähnten Fotos trägt Wirtz u. a. ein Ärmelabzeichen mit der Nummer "211", was einen Wechsel zum Ballonzug 211 b vermuten lässt. Am 2. Januar 1935 nahm er noch an einer Fahrt des netzlosen Freiballons "Köln" der Flieger-Ortsgruppe 1 teil. Er verstarb in Süddeutschland.

Zustand: II

Max Ritter von Müller - his personal aviator's room with top-mounted cabinet, desk, Pour le Mérite table and various utensils
The aviator's room completely made of plywood in the style of propellers, comprising a large commode with a top-mounted display case for trophies with two exquisitely etched artworks in glass. The lower part fitted with two doors and built-in shelves. The upper part also with two doors and inlaid panes of glass, the left panel featuring a thrilling dogfight, with a German biplane dive-bombing an Allies' triplane, against a rock massif background. The right-hand picture shows Icarus flying over a gorge on his journey towards the sun, the artist's monogram 'W' in a circle or 'OW' in the bottom left corner, dimensions of the panels 77 x 46 cm. Total height 181 cm, width 148 cm, depth of the lower cabinet 46 cm and the upper cabinet 39.Octagonal 'Pour le Mérite' table, the leaf made of eight triangular elements, a marquetry Pour le Mérite in the centre, inlaid in wood and brass, painted in blue and white, most of which has been preserved. The table leg is also made of plywood and a propeller hub, while the base was originally a four-blade propeller. Diameter of the table top 93 cm, height 64 cm.The large desk with a built-in writing surface made of early bakelite, three drawers and two doors on the side of the lower section. Brass fittings. Key. Dimensions 131 x 64 x 77 cm.Arranged on the desk are a hexagonal lidded box with a miniature propeller on the lid, the red silk lining frayed, containing mementos of Johann Wirtz, a partially enamelled commemorative spoon featuring 'Stadthaus Bitburg' in gilt silver ('800'), the back of the bowl engraved "Flugtag 28.4.29", an Iron Cross II 1914 with ribbon section, a prism glass and a cigar. Diameter of the box circa 17 cm, height 12 cm. A writing set with a glass inkstand and quill, the handle shaped like a propeller, dimensions circa 22 x 8 x 14 cm. An ashtray, made from a segment of a propeller blade with a metal inlay, dimensions 16.5 x 9 x 4.5 cm. Also from the estate of Johann Wirtz, a large-format album page with eight photographs of Wirtz, three in his pilot's uniform, one in front of his motorbike, with two and three comrades respectively, in the field and in his biplane. A reproduction photograph of Wirtz in a biplane with his name in large letters on the side. An ornamental cut glass tankard, the pewter lid boasting an intricately engraved biplane, the side inscribed with the name 'Wirtz', flying over a hangar, below which the dedication (tr.) "Presented to his highly esteemed flight instructor, Sergeant Wirtz, in fond remembrance by his pupil (name and place illegible), summer 1918". The impressive aviator's room produced with superior craftsmanship. From the estate of a legendary Bavarian pilot or, to be more precise, his friend, Johann Wirtz. Johann Wirtz (1890 - 1951?). Biographically speaking, very little is known about the Rhinelander, who was born near Cologne. The Bavarian Medal for Bravery in Silver was awarded to Wirtz for his services during a patrol flight with his observer, Leutnant Schmid, on 30 April 1916, when he discovered five enemy bombers and launched an attack, without asking his Leutnant. With the help of an approaching Fokker monoplane, he succeeded in warding off the bombers. However, Leutnant Schmid's commendation was a crucial factor in securing the award: he emphasised that the success of the manoeuvre was largely due to Wirtz' courageous intervention. As can be seen in some of the abovementioned photographs, Wirtz is wearing a sleeve badge with the number '211', which would suggest a transfer to Ballonzug 211 b. On 2 January 1935, he took part in a free balloon flight on the net-less 'Köln' of the Flieger-Ortsgruppe 1. he died in Southern Germany.

Condition: II
Max Ritter von Müller - persönliches Fliegerzimmer mit Aufsatzschrank, Schreib- und Pour le Mérite-Tisch sowie Utensilien
Das Fliegerzimmer durchweg aus Schichtholz in Art der Propeller gefertigt, bestehend aus großer Kommode mit Aufsatzvitrine für Trophäen und zwei hervorragend geätzten Glaskunstwerken. Das Unterteil mit zwei Türen und einliegenden Böden. Das Aufsatzteil ebenfalls mit zwei Türen und eingelegten Glasscheiben, die linke mit packender Flugkampfszene, ein deutscher Doppeldecker im Sturzangriff auf einen alliierten Dreidecker, im Hintergrund Felsmassiv. Das rechte Bild zeigt Ikarus, der sich im Flug über eine Felsschlucht der Sonne nähert, im linken, unteren Eck Künstlermonogramm "W" im Kreis oder "OW", Maße der Scheiben 77 x 46 cm. Gesamthöhe 181 cm, Breite 148 cm, Tiefe des Unterteils 46 cm und der Aufsatzvitrine 39 cm.Achteckiger "Pour le Mérite"-Tisch, die Tischplatte aus acht dreieckigen Elementen gefertigt, im Zentrum in Holz und Messing intarsierter Pour le Mérite mit größtenteils erhaltener Farbfassung in Blau und Weiß, das Tischbein ebenfalls aus Schichtholz und einer Propellernabe gefertigt, der Fuß aus einem ehemaligen vierblättrigen Propeller eines Großflugzeugs. Durchmesser der Tischplatte 93 cm, Höhe 64 cm.Großer Schreibtisch mit eingelegter Schreibplatte aus einer frühen Bakelitart, drei Schubladen und zwei seitlichen Unterbautüren. Messingbeschläge. Schlüssel. Maße 131 x 64 x 77 cm.Auf dem Schreibtisch eine sechseckige Deckeldose mit Propellerminiatur auf dem Deckel, das rote Seidenfutter zerschlissen, einliegend Erinnerungsstücke von Johann Wirtz, ein teilemaillierter Ansichtenlöffel "Stadthaus Bitburg" aus vergoldetem Silber ("800"), die Laffe rs. mit Gravur "Flugtag 28.4.29", ein EK 2 1914 mit Bandabschnitt, ein Prismenglas und eine Zigarre, Durchmesser der Dose ca. 17 cm, Höhe 12 cm. Ein Schreibset mit gläsernem Tintenfass und Feder mit Griff in Propellerform, Maße ca. 22 x 8 x 14 cm. Ein Ascher, gefertigt aus einem Segment eines Propellerblattes mit metallener Einlage, Maße 16,5 x 9 x 4,5 cm. Außerdem aus dem Nachlass von Johann Wirtz eine großformatige Albumseite mit insgesamt acht Fotos von Wirtz, drei Aufnahmen in Uniform als Flieger, vor Motorrad, mit zwei bzw. drei Kameraden, im Feld und in seinem Doppeldecker. Ein Reprofoto von Wirtz im Doppeldecker mit seinem Namen in großen Lettern an der Seite. Ein gläserner Bierkrug mit Dekorschliff, der Zinndeckel mit kunstvoll graviertem Doppeldecker mit seitlichem Namenszug "Wirtz" über einem Hangar fliegend, darunter Geschenkwidmung "Seinem verehrten Fluglehrer Herrn Sergeant Wirtz zur frdl. Erinnerung gew. von seinem Schüler (Name sowie Ort unleserlich), Sommer 1918". Beeindruckendes und handwerklich hochwertig gefertigtes Fliegerzimmer aus dem Besitz einer bayerischen Fliegerlegende bzw. seines Freundes Johann Wirtz. Johann Wirtz (1890 - 1951?), über den in der Nähe von Köln geborenen Rheinländer ist biographisch nicht sehr viel in Erfahrung zu bringen. Die Silberne bayerische Tapferkeitsmedaille erwarb Wirtz als er mit seinem Beobachter Leutnant Schmid am 30. April 1916 auf einem Patrouillenflug fünf feindliche Bomber entdeckte und, ohne seinen Leutnant zu fragen, diese attackierte. Mit Hilfe eines hinzukommenden Fokker Eindeckers gelang es, die Bomber zum Abdrehen zu zwingen. Mitentscheidend für die Verleihung waren aber die lobenden Worte von Leutnant Schmid, der herausstellte, dass dieser Erfolg in erster Linie dem tatkräftigen Einschreiten von Wirtz zu verdanken war. Auf den oben erwähnten Fotos trägt Wirtz u. a. ein Ärmelabzeichen mit der Nummer "211", was einen Wechsel zum Ballonzug 211 b vermuten lässt. Am 2. Januar 1935 nahm er noch an einer Fahrt des netzlosen Freiballons "Köln" der Flieger-Ortsgruppe 1 teil. Er verstarb in Süddeutschland.

Zustand: II

Max Ritter von Müller - his personal aviator's room with top-mounted cabinet, desk, Pour le Mérite table and various utensils
The aviator's room completely made of plywood in the style of propellers, comprising a large commode with a top-mounted display case for trophies with two exquisitely etched artworks in glass. The lower part fitted with two doors and built-in shelves. The upper part also with two doors and inlaid panes of glass, the left panel featuring a thrilling dogfight, with a German biplane dive-bombing an Allies' triplane, against a rock massif background. The right-hand picture shows Icarus flying over a gorge on his journey towards the sun, the artist's monogram 'W' in a circle or 'OW' in the bottom left corner, dimensions of the panels 77 x 46 cm. Total height 181 cm, width 148 cm, depth of the lower cabinet 46 cm and the upper cabinet 39.Octagonal 'Pour le Mérite' table, the leaf made of eight triangular elements, a marquetry Pour le Mérite in the centre, inlaid in wood and brass, painted in blue and white, most of which has been preserved. The table leg is also made of plywood and a propeller hub, while the base was originally a four-blade propeller. Diameter of the table top 93 cm, height 64 cm.The large desk with a built-in writing surface made of early bakelite, three drawers and two doors on the side of the lower section. Brass fittings. Key. Dimensions 131 x 64 x 77 cm.Arranged on the desk are a hexagonal lidded box with a miniature propeller on the lid, the red silk lining frayed, containing mementos of Johann Wirtz, a partially enamelled commemorative spoon featuring 'Stadthaus Bitburg' in gilt silver ('800'), the back of the bowl engraved "Flugtag 28.4.29", an Iron Cross II 1914 with ribbon section, a prism glass and a cigar. Diameter of the box circa 17 cm, height 12 cm. A writing set with a glass inkstand and quill, the handle shaped like a propeller, dimensions circa 22 x 8 x 14 cm. An ashtray, made from a segment of a propeller blade with a metal inlay, dimensions 16.5 x 9 x 4.5 cm. Also from the estate of Johann Wirtz, a large-format album page with eight photographs of Wirtz, three in his pilot's uniform, one in front of his motorbike, with two and three comrades respectively, in the field and in his biplane. A reproduction photograph of Wirtz in a biplane with his name in large letters on the side. An ornamental cut glass tankard, the pewter lid boasting an intricately engraved biplane, the side inscribed with the name 'Wirtz', flying over a hangar, below which the dedication (tr.) "Presented to his highly esteemed flight instructor, Sergeant Wirtz, in fond remembrance by his pupil (name and place illegible), summer 1918". The impressive aviator's room produced with superior craftsmanship. From the estate of a legendary Bavarian pilot or, to be more precise, his friend, Johann Wirtz. Johann Wirtz (1890 - 1951?). Biographically speaking, very little is known about the Rhinelander, who was born near Cologne. The Bavarian Medal for Bravery in Silver was awarded to Wirtz for his services during a patrol flight with his observer, Leutnant Schmid, on 30 April 1916, when he discovered five enemy bombers and launched an attack, without asking his Leutnant. With the help of an approaching Fokker monoplane, he succeeded in warding off the bombers. However, Leutnant Schmid's commendation was a crucial factor in securing the award: he emphasised that the success of the manoeuvre was largely due to Wirtz' courageous intervention. As can be seen in some of the abovementioned photographs, Wirtz is wearing a sleeve badge with the number '211', which would suggest a transfer to Ballonzug 211 b. On 2 January 1935, he took part in a free balloon flight on the net-less 'Köln' of the Flieger-Ortsgruppe 1. he died in Southern Germany.

Condition: II

Autumn Sale 2017, Arms & Armour, Weapons, Military Collectibles

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  1. Hermann Historica oHG acts as commissioner for unnamed consignors. All business is conducted in Euro.
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    Items dating from between 1947 and 1975 (that is before the CITES agreement came into force) and consisting partially or entirely of materials from endangered species are not considered as antiques. They, as well as unmodified tusks of African elephants, rhinoceros horns, corals etc., may be exempt from the ban of commercial use if evidence exists that the item is of legal origin or that the owner or a third person possessed the item before the species from which it derives was listed as “subject to special protection” (besonders geschützt). If no documents are available to provide sufficient proof of the date of purchase (or when the specimen was taken from the wild), an affidavit or a testimony given under oath may be submitted to verify that the respective item had been in the possession of the owner before the species from which it derives became listed as “subject to special protection”.
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