Légende

Three-pronged fork by Emmanuel I Ellerholtz active from 1758, died 1800, goldsmith, 1770. Three-pronged fork with a flat handle widening towards the end, ending in a semicircle and bent forward; on the reverse of the handle an engraved coat of arms under a crown. Materials: presumably silver/cutlery. Size: length 19 cm, width 2.2 cm, weight 55 g. Place: Gdansk, Royal Prussia Poland., A metal fork lies flat on a smooth gray surface. The fork has a long, tapered handle that widens slightly at the end and a three-pronged head with elongated spaces between the prongs. The metal shows a reflective, slightly worn finish with small scratches and subtle variations in tone. The background is uniformly gray with faint marks and smudges. Colors visible include silver from the fork and various shades of gray in the surface and background.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A09_346

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

47.5Mo (817.4Ko) / 42.3cm x 28.2cm / 4992 x 3328 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Three-pronged fork Emmanuel I Ellerholtz active 1758 died 1800 goldsmith 1770 flat handle widening towards ending semicircle bent forward reverse handle engraved coat arms under crown Materials presumably silver cutlery Size length 19 cm width 2.2 cm weight 55 g Place Gdansk Royal Prussia Poland metal fork lies flat smooth gray surface fork long tapered handle widens slightly three-pronged head elongated spaces prongs metal reflective slightly worn finish small scratches subtle variations tone background uniformly gray faint marks smudges Colors visible include silver various shades gray surface background.