Hostienbüchse, Liturgisches Gerät, Büchse
letztes Viertel 16. Jahrhundert
The gold-plated box for hosts probably forms a set with the incense container, which is also exhibited in the Ambras Kunstkammer. On the lid of the box, there is the coat of arms of Margrave Karl of Burgau (1560-1618), second-born son of Archduke Ferdinand II. and Philippine Welser.
The gold-plated box for hosts probably forms a set with the incense container, which is also exhibited in the Ambras Kunstkammer. On the lid of the box, there is the coat of arms of Margrave Karl of Burgau (1560-1618), second-born son of Archduke Ferdinand II. and Philippine Welser.
Time:
letztes Viertel 16. Jahrhundert
Object Name
Hostienbüchse, Liturgisches Gerät, Büchse
Culture
süddeutsch (Augsburg, Nürnberg?)
Material/technology:
Silber vergoldet
Dimensions:
5 cm × 7,5 cm
Inscribed
Wappen von Karl, Markgraf von Burgau
Copyright
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck
Invs.
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck, PA 1050
Provenance
aufgrund des Wappen von Karl von Burgau, wohl aus dem Besitz des Markgrafen