Friedrich Goldschieder Bust Of Ludvig Van Beethoven After Franz Klein (1779-1840) Drawers & Storage

Friedrich Goldschieder Bust Of Ludvig Van Beethoven After Franz Klein (1779-1840) Drawers & StorageA striking late 19th century earthenware mask on plinth of good proportions depicting the great Ludvig Van Beethoven by Friedrich Goldschieder (1845 1897). This life mask was originally taken by the Austrian sculptor Franz Klein (1779 1840) in 1812. Franz Klein was commissioned by the German piano makers Nannette (1769 1833) and Johann Andreas Streicher (1761 1833) to produce a bust of Beethoven. The 42 year old composer gave the sculptor permission

the other does not)

There is some denting in places to the edges of the silver lid (please see photographs)

Engraved portrait frontispiece within Volume 1

The most common early trademark used by F

and several bad fires in the 1880s may have been caused by opponents

jewellery and pottery

It was an organisation which distributed works of art amongst its subscribers by lottery

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Upholsterer

A pair of late 19th century french gothic / ecclesiastical candlesticks

A striking set

one leg more so than others (please see photographs)