Figurine "St. George defeating the dragon" in the style of 15th century silverware.
Cast in silver, (high sample).
Central Europe, Germany?
18th/19th century.
Silver punca in the form of a small swan on George's forearm, on the shield and on the dragon's tail. Punca used in France since 1893 on foreign, old and second-hand wares introduced to the French market, e.g. for auction, to confirm that the product is of silver when it does not have its own punca.
Total weight with wooden base: 497 g. (wooden base light)
Total height 24.5 cm, figure alone: 19.5 cm.
Solid casting, carefully chiseled.
The sword in George's hand is missing.
An object of high class in terms of art and workmanship.
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*Picture number 2 is presentation only, it was generated with AI using the object photo. The title photo as well as the following photos show the actual appearance and condition of the object.
