Krautstrunk, Reliquary
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€ 2950
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This so-called "Krautstrunk," this glass was used as a reliquary
Krautstrunk means coal stalk. The design of the glass is reminiscent of this.
The top is covered with wax, with two stamps on it.
Archaeological find, entirely intact.
Germany, Middle Ages, circa 1500.
Extremely rare.
A number of specimens are in museum collections:
Corning Museum of Glass in New York
Metropolitan Museum in New York
Victoria & Albert in London
The Cloisters Museum in Manhattan.
- Name
- Krautstrunk, Reliquary
- Categories
- More Fine Art
- Origins
- Germany
- periods
- Before 1600, Circa 1500
- Measurements
- Height: 12 cm, Diameter: 8 cm
- reference
- LIMA100419
LIM
Limburg Antiquairs
Trusted Gallery Partner
Recognized for their professionalism and reliability, these sellers maintain a proven track record of curating authentic, high-quality items with expert knowledge and care.
- About
- Founded in 1990
- Artlistings seller since 2015
- Contact
- Located in Den Haag, The Netherlands
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