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Medieval Offering Dish Known As The "nuremberg Dish" With A Seated Stag – 15th Century
Medieval Offering Dish, Known as a "Nuremberg Dish," with a Seated Stag – 15th Century.
This charming repoussé brass offering dish, known as a "Nuremberg dish," features a seated stag in its center, within a design organized around two concentric circles.
The rim is adorned at its end with an elegant, stamped frieze, characteristic of this type of production.
Widely produced in the late Middle Ages, this type of dish is traditionally associated with Nuremberg, a major center for its manufacture. However, workshops in other regions, particularly Flanders, also contributed to its production.
Dishes of this type are generally dated between 1475 and 1525. In his reference work, Beckenschlägerschüsseln (15th-16th centuries), Tamas Egyeki-Szabo proposes a more precise dating for this model, placing it in the second half of the 15th century.
Our small example features a clearly legible design and a beautiful antique patina. It is in good overall condition, although there is a small chip of approximately 4 cm at the top, which does not detract from the overall appearance.
Diameter: 22 cm.
An authentic and decorative piece, representative of late medieval German and Flemish craftsmanship.
Price excludes shipping.
Police Register Ref: A017.
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As a professional antiques dealer, I am committed to offering only authentic, carefully selected, and legally marketable items. Each piece is chosen for its historical, aesthetic, or collectible value and undergoes rigorous verification of its provenance. Invoice and Traceability. Each purchase is accompanied by a detailed invoice and a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing the object's provenance and ensuring complete transparency. Legal Compliance. All items comply with current French and European legislation. Any archaeological items are offered in accordance with the French Heritage Code (articles L.542-1 et seq.). Items subject to specific regulations (cultural, antique, or made of particular materials) are sold within a strictly legal framework. International buyers: Buyers outside of France are advised to check the applicable regulations in their country regarding the importation of cultural or antique goods. Right of withdrawal: In accordance with the law (article L.221-18 of the French Consumer Code), you have 14 days from receipt to return an item. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer. The item must be returned in its original condition. Quality commitment: Buying from a professional ensures security, transparency, and reliability. I am available to answer any further questions before you purchase.
This charming repoussé brass offering dish, known as a "Nuremberg dish," features a seated stag in its center, within a design organized around two concentric circles.
The rim is adorned at its end with an elegant, stamped frieze, characteristic of this type of production.
Widely produced in the late Middle Ages, this type of dish is traditionally associated with Nuremberg, a major center for its manufacture. However, workshops in other regions, particularly Flanders, also contributed to its production.
Dishes of this type are generally dated between 1475 and 1525. In his reference work, Beckenschlägerschüsseln (15th-16th centuries), Tamas Egyeki-Szabo proposes a more precise dating for this model, placing it in the second half of the 15th century.
Our small example features a clearly legible design and a beautiful antique patina. It is in good overall condition, although there is a small chip of approximately 4 cm at the top, which does not detract from the overall appearance.
Diameter: 22 cm.
An authentic and decorative piece, representative of late medieval German and Flemish craftsmanship.
Price excludes shipping.
Police Register Ref: A017.
Professional Antiques Dealer – Guarantee & Peace of Mind.
As a professional antiques dealer, I am committed to offering only authentic, carefully selected, and legally marketable items. Each piece is chosen for its historical, aesthetic, or collectible value and undergoes rigorous verification of its provenance. Invoice and Traceability. Each purchase is accompanied by a detailed invoice and a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing the object's provenance and ensuring complete transparency. Legal Compliance. All items comply with current French and European legislation. Any archaeological items are offered in accordance with the French Heritage Code (articles L.542-1 et seq.). Items subject to specific regulations (cultural, antique, or made of particular materials) are sold within a strictly legal framework. International buyers: Buyers outside of France are advised to check the applicable regulations in their country regarding the importation of cultural or antique goods. Right of withdrawal: In accordance with the law (article L.221-18 of the French Consumer Code), you have 14 days from receipt to return an item. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer. The item must be returned in its original condition. Quality commitment: Buying from a professional ensures security, transparency, and reliability. I am available to answer any further questions before you purchase.
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