Römhild Renaissance casket

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Römhild: Home of a secret master craftsman

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One particularly fascinating figure is the story of a master craftsman from Römhild who lived and worked in the town at the beginning of the 17th century. This unknown master is known for his exquisite Römhild Renaissance caskets, which he made by hand from ebonized wood and alabaster. These works of art are outstanding examples of the high level of craftsmanship and aesthetic understanding of the Renaissance period.

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Ebonized wood, which is given its deep black color through a special treatment, formed the contrast to the light, translucent alabaster elements that decorated the boxes. The combination of these two materials not only lent the caskets a special elegance, but also a timeless beauty. Another remarkable feature of these works were the numerous secret compartments that the master cleverly integrated into the boxes. These compartments were masterfully concealed and were used to keep valuable or private items safe. They underlined not only the technical sophistication of the craftsman, but also the practical application of his art.

The caskets were also often richly decorated with inlay work and intricate carvings, which underlined the master’s outstanding craftsmanship and artistic standards. These unique works were not only ornamental pieces, but also symbols of wealth and taste. Today, they are considered valuable examples of Renaissance art and can be admired in museums and private collections.

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Römhild itself is proud of this heritage and invites visitors to discover the history of the town and its master craftsmen. The combination of art, history and tradition makes Römhild a fascinating destination in Thuringia.

Römhild Renaissance casket:

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This casket consists of an ebonized wooden body with mouldings and finely crafted alabaster fillings.

The front is architecturally designed with ten columns and six arches.
The casket contains several secret compartments that can be opened by sliding the right and left sides upwards like a drawer to reveal the secret compartments.

The property is in very good condition, minor signs of wear are present.
The key and the lock are original.

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The interior is covered with painted paper.

Museum quality!