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MARK OF GYÖRGY KOZÁK, BRASSÓ, CIRCA 1600
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A HUNGARIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER BEAKER
MARK OF GYÖRGY KOZÁK, BRASSÓ, CIRCA 1600
Flaring cylindrical, on a trumpet foot repoussé and chased with two hunting dogs and a rabbit on a matted ground, the rim engraved with border of strapwork enclosing foliage against a punched ground, one side engraved with initials P L, marked under base, also marked near rim with Austrian control marks for 1807-1824
5 7/8 in. (15 cm.) high; 5 oz. (164 gr.)
MARK OF GYÖRGY KOZÁK, BRASSÓ, CIRCA 1600
Flaring cylindrical, on a trumpet foot repoussé and chased with two hunting dogs and a rabbit on a matted ground, the rim engraved with border of strapwork enclosing foliage against a punched ground, one side engraved with initials P L, marked under base, also marked near rim with Austrian control marks for 1807-1824
5 7/8 in. (15 cm.) high; 5 oz. (164 gr.)
Literature
Elemér Koszeghy, Marks of Hungarian Goldsmiths from the Middle Ages to 1867, 1936, p. 132, no. 190a
László Mravik, "Sacco di Budapest:" Depredation of Hungary 1938-1949, 1998, illus. fig. 19976, p. 337
László Mravik, "Sacco di Budapest:" Depredation of Hungary 1938-1949, 1998, illus. fig. 19976, p. 337
Exhibited
Exhibition of Old Silver, Museum of Applied Art, Budapest, 1927, no. 199
Exhibition of Old Cultural Pieces from Transylvania, Museum of Applied Art, Budapest, 1931, no. 171
Exhibition of Old Cultural Pieces from Transylvania, Museum of Applied Art, Budapest, 1931, no. 171
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