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Württemberg - Seltenes Wappen-Intarsienbild aus dem Besitz der ehemaligen renommierte
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Württemberg - Seltenes Wappen-Intarsienbild aus dem Besitz
der ehemaligen renommierten Stuttgarter Kunstschlosserei Eichberger & Leuthi. Möglicherweise handelt es sich bei dem Intarsienbild (ca. 63 x 70 cm mit Rahmen) mit der Darstellung des Württembergischen Wappens und der Devise "Furchtlos und trew" um eine Einzelanfertigung als Ausdruck für Dank und Anerkennung für die Fertigstellung des heute noch existierenden denkmalgeschützten eisernen Schmuckpavillons im Kurpark Bad Cannstatt. Weitere Arbeiten befinden sich u.a. an der St. Maria Kirche (Tor) und der Johanniskirche Feuersee (Türbeschläge). Die Kunstschlosserei wurde im 2. Weltkrieg völlig zerstört und befand sich in der Silberburgstraße. Der Rahmen des Bildes ist partiell bestoßen und beschädigt, das Intarsienbild selbst weist zum Teil leichte Risse auf, der Rahmen wurde rückseitig in neuerer Zeit neu verstärkt.
| Wuerttemberg - Rare coat of arms inlaid picture from the property of the former well-known Stuttgart locksmith Eichberger & Leuthi. It is possible that the inlaid picture (approx. 63 x 70 cm with frame) with the depiction of the Württemberg coat of arms and the motto "fearless and faithful" is a one-off production as an expression of thanks and appreciation for the completion of the iron pavilion, which is still in existence today in the Bad Cannstatt spa gardens. Other works include the St. Maria Church (gate) and the Johanniskirche Feuersee (door fittings). The art locksmith's shop was completely destroyed in World War II and was located on Silberburgstrasse. The frame of the picture is partially bumped and damaged, the inlay picture itself shows some slight cracks, the frame has recently been reinforced on the back.
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Württemberg - Seltenes Wappen-Intarsienbild aus dem Besitz
der ehemaligen renommierten Stuttgarter Kunstschlosserei Eichberger & Leuthi. Möglicherweise handelt es sich bei dem Intarsienbild (ca. 63 x 70 cm mit Rahmen) mit der Darstellung des Württembergischen Wappens und der Devise "Furchtlos und trew" um eine Einzelanfertigung als Ausdruck für Dank und Anerkennung für die Fertigstellung des heute noch existierenden denkmalgeschützten eisernen Schmuckpavillons im Kurpark Bad Cannstatt. Weitere Arbeiten befinden sich u.a. an der St. Maria Kirche (Tor) und der Johanniskirche Feuersee (Türbeschläge). Die Kunstschlosserei wurde im 2. Weltkrieg völlig zerstört und befand sich in der Silberburgstraße. Der Rahmen des Bildes ist partiell bestoßen und beschädigt, das Intarsienbild selbst weist zum Teil leichte Risse auf, der Rahmen wurde rückseitig in neuerer Zeit neu verstärkt.
| Wuerttemberg - Rare coat of arms inlaid picture from the property of the former well-known Stuttgart locksmith Eichberger & Leuthi. It is possible that the inlaid picture (approx. 63 x 70 cm with frame) with the depiction of the Württemberg coat of arms and the motto "fearless and faithful" is a one-off production as an expression of thanks and appreciation for the completion of the iron pavilion, which is still in existence today in the Bad Cannstatt spa gardens. Other works include the St. Maria Church (gate) and the Johanniskirche Feuersee (door fittings). The art locksmith's shop was completely destroyed in World War II and was located on Silberburgstrasse. The frame of the picture is partially bumped and damaged, the inlay picture itself shows some slight cracks, the frame has recently been reinforced on the back.
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