Lot 1027* - A214 Works of Art & Decorative Arts - jeudi, 18. septembre 2025, 13h30
AN AMPHORA EARRING - former Kofler-Truniger collection
Roman, probably Phoenician, 2nd–1st century BC.
Gold. In the form of a finely chiseled vase with two handles. Divided in the middle with two blackish glass flows in the shape of a hemisphere and an inserted beige-colored disc.
H 3.2 cm.
Bow incomplete. Minimal dents to the base of the vase. Minimal chips to the beige disc.
Provenance:
- Collection of Ernst and Marthe Kofler-Truniger (1903–1990 & 1918–1999), Lucerne (inv. no. K725C), acquired from the above.
- Swiss private collection, Lucerne, acquired from the above in ca. 1974.
- By inheritance in the same Swiss family collection, Lucerne.
Exhibited:
Literature:
For a pair of similar earrings with an additional rosette, see Aleksandr Ivanovich Nélidov and Ludwig Pollak: Klassisch-Antike Goldschmiedearbeiten im Besitze Sr. Excellenz A. J. von Nelidow. Leipzig 1903, p. 234 (plate XI, fig. 220) or in the Benaki Museum: Greek Jewellery from the Benaki Museum Collections. Athens 1999, p. 174, fig. 119.
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