Description

An early Leipzig silver stipple ground beaker of tapering form. Original gilt finish. Hand engraved to the body is a charming design of a tree with outspread branches and large leaves like table tennis bats.

Contains 190 ml.
Weight 109 grams, 3.5 troy ounces.
Height 8.3cm. Diameter 6.7cm (top), 5.2cm (base).
Leipzig 1633-1635
Maker Wenzel Zeideler.
Circa 1628-30.

Marks. Stamped underneath with German silver marks for Leipzig.

In very good condition. The exterior gilding showsa bit of wear.

Maker: Wenzel Zeideler

Wenzel Zeideler, German silver maker. Working in Leipzig circa 1630.

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