Theodor Kalide Sold at Auction Prices

Sculptor, b. 1801 - d. 1863

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    • Reiterstatuette des Königs "Friedrich II. von Preußen".
      Dec. 09, 2021

      Reiterstatuette des Königs "Friedrich II. von Preußen".

      Est: €500 - €600

      Geschwärzter Eisenguss. Königlich Preußische Eisengießerei, Hüttenamt Gleiwitz (heute Gliwice), erstes Drittel 19. Jh., nach dem Modell von Theodor Kalide (1801 Königshütte - Gleiwitz 1863). 15,5x 10,5x 7 cm. Lit.: "Eisen statt Gold", Berlin 1983, Nr. 216 S. 106 mit Abb.

      Dannenberg
    • Theodor Kalide
      Nov. 29, 2020

      Theodor Kalide

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      (1801 Königshütte/Chorzów - 1863 Gleiwitz/Gliwice) Statuette des Friedrich Wilhelm Graf von Reden Gusseisen, geschwärzt. Inschriftlich bez. u. dat. 1852. Ebonisierte Holz-Basis. In der Kgl. Preußischen Eisengießerei Gleiwitz in Schlesien um 1885 ausgeführte, detailreiche Statuette (als verkleinertes Modell von Karl August Meine) nach dem 1852 geschaffenen Reden-Denkmal Kalides auf dem Marktplatz in Königshütte. H. 41,5 cm.; Ges.-H. 46,5 cm. Vergleichs-Exemplare befinden sich u.a. im Museum für Stadtgeschichte, Dessau, und in der Schell-Collection, Graz. Blackened cast iron. Inscribed.

      Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden
    • †Erdmann Theodor Kalide: A rare Geiss
      May. 20, 2014

      †Erdmann Theodor Kalide: A rare Geiss

      Est: £10,000 - £15,000

      †Erdmann Theodor Kalide: A rare Geiss foundry zinc model of the Boy with swan mid 19th century on Portland stone base, swan neck plumbed for water 130cm.; 51ins high by 137cm.; 54ins wide Erdmann Theodor Kalide (1801-1863) was a German sculptor who studied under Johann Gottfried Schadow and Christian Daniel Rauch. Kalide's first independent work; Boy with Swan was commissioned by Frederick William III in bronze for the Charlottenburg Palace garden and exhibited at the Berlin Academy in 1834. The use of zinc in casting statuary was championed by Moritz Geiss (1805-1875) at his manufactory in Berlin. This model was exhibited by Geiss at the Great Exhibition of 1851 and an example was acquired by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert for Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, where it still resides today. This antique example would have been purchased by Crowthers in the early 20th century and used as the original mould for the boy and swan, which was one of the most elaborate and complicated of all the lead models produced by Crowthers. A detailed account of the casting in lead of this group in the Crowthers workshops is illustrated on pages 316-320 in John Davis's seminal book Antique Garden Ornament, published in 1991 by the Antique Collectors Club.

      Summers Place Auctions
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