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3 Stück, Russland: kl. beschädigte Holzikone Christus und Engel ...more

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von Schloss Hochdorf (Eberdingen, Lkr. Ludwigsburg) mit spannender ...more von Schloss Hochdorf (Eberdingen, Lkr. Ludwigsburg) mit spannender Historie. Nach Aussagen der Einlieferin, wurde sie Mitte der 1950-er Jahre als Säugling im Pfarrhaus von Hochdorf für einige Monate untergebracht, welches sich in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Schloss befindet. Die kinderlos gebliebene Baronin Alice v. Tessin hütete sie als Säugling, wenn die Pfarrfrau viel beschäftigt war und hüllte sie oft in diese Decke und trug das Kindlein gerne auf ihrem Arm durch Schloss und Garten. Schließlich wurde diese Decke dann von der Baronin als Geschenk an die Pfarrfrau für das Kind vermacht. Zyclamfarbenes Seidengewebe mit Goldfadenstickerei und Goldborde. Ca. 2,08 x 2,08 m. Die goldene Borde wurde jüngst im Jahr 2022 extra in der Kunsthochschule Burg Giebichenstein zu Halle fachmännisch restauriert. Es könnte sich bei dem Objekt ursprünglich auch um einen Wandbehang oder eine Altardecke handeln. Das prachtvolle Objekt kann als edler Blickfang als Decke oder auch gut als Wandbehang in einer großzügigen Räumlichkeit präsentiert werden. Altersspuren, partiell restauriert | From aristocratic property - Very fine blanket from the house of v. Tessin from Hochdorf Castle (Eberdingen, district of Ludwigsburg) with an exciting history. According to the consignor, in the mid-1950s she was housed as an infant for a few months in the vicarage in Hochdorf, which is in the immediate vicinity of the castle. The childless Baroness Alice v. Tessin looked after her as an infant when the parish wife was very busy and often wrapped her in this blanket and was happy to carry the infant in her arms through the castle and garden. Finally, the baroness bequeathed this blanket to the parish wife as a gift for the child. Cyclamen-colored silk fabric with gold thread embroidery and gold borders. Approx. 2.08 x 2.08 m. The golden border was recently professionally restored in 2022 at the Burg Giebichenstein Art Academy in Halle. The object could originally also be a wall hanging or an altar cloth. The magnificent object can be presented as a noble eye-catcher as a ceiling or as a wall hanging in a spacious room. Signs of age, partially restored

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From castle Hochdorf (Eberdingen, Lkr. Ludwigsburg) with fascinating History. To to predicate the consignor, war they middle the 1950s as baby in the parsonage from Hochdorf for a few months accommodated, which be in direct neighbourhood to the castle is. The childless remained Baron alice from Ticino herded they as baby, if the Pfarrfrau very busy war and huellte they often in these blanket and carried the babe gladly on their beggarly through castle and backyard. Final war these blanket then of the Baron as a gift to the Pfarrfrau for the child bequeathed. Zyclamfarbenes silk fabric with gold thread embroidery and Goldborde. Ca. 2, 08 x 2, 08 with the golden shelves war recently in the year 2022 special in the Art Academy castle Giebichenstein to Halle professional restored. It might be whose object initially also about a hangings or an altar cloth act. The superb object can as nobler eye-catcher as blanket or good as hangings in a generous auditory source width presented become. Age traces, partial restored | From aristocratic property - Very fine blanket from the house of from Ticino from Hochdorf burg (Eberdingen, district of Ludwigsburg) with at exciting history. According to the consignor, in the mid-1950 s she what housed as at Infante for a few months in the vicarage in Hochdorf, which is in the immediate vicinity of the burg. The childless baroness alice from Ticino looked after here as at Infante when the parish wife what very busy and often wrapped here in this blanket and what Happy to carry the Infante in here arms through the burg and garden. Finally, the baroness bequeathed this blanket to the parish wife as an anger for the child. Cyclamen-colored silk fabric with gold thread embroidery and gold borders. Approx. 2.08 x 2.08 with The gold border what recently professionally restored in 2022 at the castle Giebichenstein kind Academy in Halle. The Einspruch erheben could originally well, be a Rampart hanging upper margin at altar cloth. The magnificent Einspruch erheben can be presented as a noble eye catcher as a ceiling upper margin as a Rampart hanging in a spacious room. Signs of age, partially restored

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