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8auction results2014–2024years recorded88%sold (7)$8kSign up free to seemedian price

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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

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Lots sold
7
of 8 offered · 2014–2024
Sell-through
88%
sold ÷ offered

Price trend

$1k$3k$10k$32k201620182020202220242014-05-17 · $10,0252020-11-14 · $17,7232021-06-05 · $1,5152021-06-05 · $11,3602022-11-19 · $6,5312023-11-18 · $2,3292024-11-16 · $8,001
Each dot is a sold lot (price realized incl. premium where published, converted to USD at the sale-date rate; log scale). Dashed line: yearly median.

By medium

MediumOfferedSoldSell-throughAverageMedianHigh
Prints & multiples22100%$9.6kSign up$9.6kSign up$17.7kSign up
Engraving22100%$9.6kSign up$9.6kSign up$17.7kSign up
Photography2150%$6.5kSign up$6.5kSign up$6.5kSign up
Photograph2150%$6.5kSign up$6.5kSign up$6.5kSign up
Sculpture44100%$7.9kSign up$9kSign up$11.4kSign up

Medium classes are derived from the medium text as published by each house; “Other” includes lots whose medium wasn’t stated.

By year

YearOfferedSoldMedian
202411$8kSign up
202311$2.3kSign up
202211$6.5kSign up
202132$6.4kSign up
202011$17.7kSign up
201411$10kSign up