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  1. Maasland, A 14th century processional cross, presumably Maasland, Cast bronze on a wooden base with engraved brass mountings and remains of original gilding. The Corpus Christi is here placed separately against the square shaped centre of the cross and the four symbols of the evangelists against the quatrefoil terminals. The front of the cross is engraved with the Lamb of God in the centre and stylised tendrils on the beams. The engravings of the reverse repeat the symbols of the evangelists and tendrils whilst the centre shows the Veil of Veronica with the Vera Icon. The horizontal beam behind the Corpus reattached with solder. With dents and abrasions. Mounted on a wooden plintA 14th century processional cross, presumably MaaslandLempertz · €15,000≈ $17,723≈ £13,453Sign up to see
  2. Maasland, A bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maasland, first half 13th century, Engraved cast bronze with minimal remains of former gilding. A depiction of Christ with His head upright, His arms spread horizontally to the sides, His legs parallel and His feet resting on a subpedaneum. The figure's nudity is concealed by a perizonium knotted in the centre. Abrasions. Mounted on a velvet covered panelA bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maasland, first half 13th centuryLempertz · €9,375≈ $11,360≈ £8,033Sign up to see
  3. Maasland, A figure of the Virgin enthroned, probably Maasland, second half 13th century, Wood, carved three-quarters in the round, the reverse flattened. Remains of older polychromy. The crowned and enthroned Virgin is depicted in a rigid and frontal aspect, holding the clothed and correspondingly crowned Child on her lap. The simple robes of the figures fall in generous folds down to their feet, emphasising the sacred quality of the sculpture. Both right hands lost. A vertical crack to the head of the Virgin and a larger crack to the front of the plinth. The reverse with losses due to woodwormA figure of the Virgin enthroned, probably Maasland, second half 13th centuryLempertz · €7,320≈ $10,025≈ £5,964Sign up to see

Maasland’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).

ArtSell has recorded 8 auction results for Maasland between 2014 and 2024, of which 7 sold (88%). Recorded sale prices range from $1.5kSign up free to see to $17.7kSign up free to see. The highest price recorded is $17.7kSign up free to see for A 14th century processional cross, presumably Maasland at Lempertz in November 2020. The most common medium is sculpture (4 lots). Results come from Lempertz (8).

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  1. Maasland, A 12th century bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maas Region, Cast and engraved bronze with old patina. Depicting Christ crucified with four nails with His arms stretched out horizontally, His head turned to one side and in a slightly swaying pose. Minimal wear. Mounted on a velvet covered plaque
    A 12th century bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maas Region
    Sculpture
    Height 10 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 2088
    €7,560≈ $8,001≈ £6,309Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €800–1,200View at Lempertz ↗
  2. Maasland, A bronze eagle, presumably Meuse region, 14th-15th century, Cast and engraved bronze, the front of the eagle with presumably later gilding. Small model of an eagle with outstretched wings, designed in a similar manner to a lectern. With drilled holes on the back, presumably for a small book stand. The eagle's right talon lost, a small breakage to the underside. Presumably later attached to a tapering bronze plinth
    A bronze eagle, presumably Meuse region, 14th-15th century
    Sculpture
    Height 12.5 cm (with socle)
    Lempertz · · Lot 2097
    €2,142≈ $2,329≈ £1,872Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €2,000–2,500View at Lempertz ↗
  3. Maasland, A carved wood figure of the Virgin Enthroned, presumably Maasland, 1st half 14th century, Carved three quarters in the round, the reverse flattened. With extensive remains of former polychromy. A figure of the Virgin enthroned designed for a frontal and slightly lowered viewpoint. She holds the Christ Child, who is dressed in a long drapery, standing on Her lap in a striding pose with Her left hand. The work's sculptural quality is dominated by the rendering of the Virgin's cloak, the carefully carved vertical pleats and deep horizontal folds of which form an interesting contrast to the curving drapery of cloth wrapped around Christ. The Child's right arm and head replaced and loosely attached (see comparison photograph). The Virgin's right hand lost, the toes recarved. With vertical hairline cracks, insect damage and wear throughout. Mounted on a newer wooden plinth
    A carved wood figure of the Virgin Enthroned, presumably Maasland, 1st half 14th century
    Photograph
    Height 68 cm (without plinth)
    Lempertz · · Lot 1611
    €6,300≈ $6,531≈ £5,485Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €5,000–6,000View at Lempertz ↗
  4. Maasland, A bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maasland, first half 13th century, Engraved cast bronze with minimal remains of former gilding. A depiction of Christ with His head upright, His arms spread horizontally to the sides, His legs parallel and His feet resting on a subpedaneum. The figure's nudity is concealed by a perizonium knotted in the centre. Abrasions. Mounted on a velvet covered panel
    A bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maasland, first half 13th century
    Sculpture · Panel
    Height 17 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 2222
    €9,375≈ $11,360≈ £8,033Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €6,000–7,000View at Lempertz ↗
  5. Maasland, A bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maasland, first half 13th century, The reverse hollowed out, engraved bronze with older patina. Depiction of Christ crucified with three nails and His arms stretched out horizontally. Despite the fragmentary condition of the piece, its fine quality is still evident to this day, especially in the detailed rendering of the perizonium and the engraving. Head, hands, and feet missing. Abrasions throughout
    A bronze Corpus Christi, presumably Maasland, first half 13th century
    Engraving
    Height 12.5 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 2223
    €1,250≈ $1,515≈ £1,071Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €2,000–3,000View at Lempertz ↗
  6. Maasland, A 14th century processional cross, presumably Maasland, Cast bronze on a wooden base with engraved brass mountings and remains of original gilding. The Corpus Christi is here placed separately against the square shaped centre of the cross and the four symbols of the evangelists against the quatrefoil terminals. The front of the cross is engraved with the Lamb of God in the centre and stylised tendrils on the beams. The engravings of the reverse repeat the symbols of the evangelists and tendrils whilst the centre shows the Veil of Veronica with the Vera Icon. The horizontal beam behind the Corpus reattached with solder. With dents and abrasions. Mounted on a wooden plint
    A 14th century processional cross, presumably Maasland
    Engraving
    h. 53.5 x 36 cm (without plinth)
    Lempertz · · Lot 2124
    €15,000≈ $17,723≈ £13,453Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €14,000–16,000View at Lempertz ↗
  7. Maasland, A figure of the Virgin enthroned, probably Maasland, second half 13th century, Wood, carved three-quarters in the round, the reverse flattened. Remains of older polychromy. The crowned and enthroned Virgin is depicted in a rigid and frontal aspect, holding the clothed and correspondingly crowned Child on her lap. The simple robes of the figures fall in generous folds down to their feet, emphasising the sacred quality of the sculpture. Both right hands lost. A vertical crack to the head of the Virgin and a larger crack to the front of the plinth. The reverse with losses due to woodworm
    A figure of the Virgin enthroned, probably Maasland, second half 13th century
    Sculpture · Panel
    Height 49 cm
    Lempertz · · Lot 1279
    €7,320≈ $10,025≈ £5,964Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €6,000–8,000View at Lempertz ↗
  8. Maasland, A carved wood figure of the Virgin Enthroned, presumably Maasland, 1st half 14th century, Carved three quarters in the round, the reverse flattened. With extensive remains of former polychromy. A figure of the Virgin enthroned designed for a frontal and slightly lowered viewpoint. She holds the Christ Child, who is dressed in a long drapery, standing on Her lap in a striding pose with Her left hand. The work's sculptural quality is dominated by the rendering of the Virgin's cloak, the carefully carved vertical pleats and deep horizontal folds of which form an interesting contrast to the curving drapery of cloth wrapped around Christ. The Child's right arm and head replaced and loosely attached (see comparison photograph). The Virgin's right hand lost, the toes recarved. With vertical hairline cracks, insect damage and wear throughout. Mounted on a newer wooden plinth
    A carved wood figure of the Virgin Enthroned, presumably Maasland, 1st half 14th century
    Photograph
    Height 68 cm (without plinth)
    Lempertz · · Lot 1618
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. €6,000–8,000View at Lempertz ↗

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Maasland: quick facts

What is the highest price paid for a work by Maasland at auction?

$17,723Sign up free to see, for A 14th century processional cross, presumably Maasland at Lempertz (November 2020) — the highest price in ArtSell’s records.

What is a typical auction price for Maasland?

The median sale price is $8kSign up free to see across 7 priced sales. Prices vary by medium, size and date — see the price chart & statistics.

How many works by Maasland have sold at auction?

7 of 8 recorded lots sold between 2014 and 2024.

Which auction houses sell Maasland?

Lempertz accounts for the most recorded results. Lempertz