Augsburg ivory casket from the circle of Melchior Baumgartner Wooden body with an ivory base covering the entire surface and plaques made of engraved and gilded brass. Rectangular body on a moulded frame and sawn feet. Widely protruding, stepped rising lid. Reserves bordered on all sides by flame mouldings with inset plaques. In the centre different medallions with knights and noblemen, flanked by dragons and lavish volutes. Engraved coat of arms with crest on the front. Corresponding depiction of a battle scene on the inside and the remains of a paper label "Nr.92" below. H. 11 cm. 14.5 cm x 11 cm. Cf. Grothe Collection, Museum Huelsmann, p.42f. CITES certificate available. A fine South German ivory veneered box with engraved plaques of gilt brass from the master's circle Melchior Baumgartner. CITES included. Augsburg. Circa 1670-1680.