Liegnitzer lid humps Silver, partially gold plated. On a footwreck with driven tailwork of the eight-sided, slightly conical body; the cast volutehenkel with female herme. The twirls in the form of keel arches with driven and cisulated fruit bundles. ==References====External links==* Official website* Official website ==References== ==References== Bock, v. ==References== ==References== Schindel, each with engraved initials. The slightly arched hinge cover with corresponding decor and a knob of three volute clips; the figure of a sea woman as a thumb rest. Under the ground engraved owner monograms "A.M.F." and "RGR", as well as a weight indication "Weighs 2 mk. 14 1/2 lot. Marks: BZ Liegnitz, MZ Antonius Fuchs (1618 - 1640, Hintze S, 45 f.) H 15.5 cm, weight 560 g. Liegnitz, Antonius Fuchs, around 1630. Provenance: private collection Baden-Württemberg. Literature: To the type see Erwin Hintze, Die Wrocław Goldsmithe, Breslau 1906, p. 89, Fig. 25. See also Kat. The Wrocław Treasure from Bremen, Wrocoław 2008, Kat. No VI, pp. 179 et seq. and Cat. The Wiener Silbersammlung Bloch-Baur/Pick, Vienna 2008, No. 33 and 34.