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Trumeau

Lost Art-ID
628756
Royal bedroom (Queen Amalie's toilet room) 1857, colored watercolor by Otto Wagner, Stiftung Preußische Schlösser u. Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg, reg. no. 3483, reproduction: Stiftung Preußische Schlösser u. Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg
Bedroom of King Augustus the Strong 1894, portfolio “Das Königliche Residenzschloß zu Dresden” Picture: Römmler & Jonas, plate 25, published 1896
Artist / Creator
Unknown
Title
Trumeau
Dating
1751/1800
Object type
Furniture
Group of reported objects
Crafts and other folk arts
Material / Technique
Wood (Lime) [?] ; Glass (Mirror glass) / carved ; gilded (poliment gilding)
Description

According to the style, the mirror is typical of the second half of the 18th century.

Exact dimensions unknown. A similar trumeau on the wall, consisting of 6 pieces [mirror glass], 4 cubits 9 inches high, 1 cubit 23 inches wide.

Provenance
In the Royal Bedroom (also ‘Queen Amalie's bathroom’ - Room 511); In accordance with the 1924 settlement agreement, the mirror fell to the Free State of Saxony; In 1944, mirrors and mirror parts and wall mirrors were removed from the Dresden Castle to a relocation site (Rammenau or Schleinitz Castle); Circumstances of loss unknown. A loss in connection with the events of the Second World War is assumed.
Literature / Source

Inventare von 1769 und 1852

Inventarverzeichnis Nr. 1 vom 31.01.1920 („Schloß und Palais am Taschenberg zu Dresden sowie Palais Parkstraße 7“), als Bestandteil des Auseinandersetzungsvertrages 1924 (Freistaat Sachsen, Haus Wettin).

Published since
Contact
Prof. Dr. Dirk Jäschke
Referatsleiter
Phone
0351/ 564 444200
E-Mail
Dirk.Jaeschke@smf.sachsen.de
Contact
Tobias Seefeld
Referent
Phone
0351/ 564 444210
E-Mail
Tobias.Seefeld@smf.sachsen.de
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