Museum Schloss Wilhelmshöhe

4 stone sculptures, 61 ceramics (Early Cypriot to Cypro-Classical), 11 terracottas, 1 stone vessel and 2 spindle whorls (2012)

Recke 2012, p. 111

1. 1899
   Cypriot antiquities came to the museum from the estate (Nachlass) of Ferdinand Dümmler, who had visited Cyprus in 1885; his purchases from the local art trade went to Kassel from his estate in 1899, while an earlier gift of 1896 went to the Berlin Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte.

   Ferdinand DümmlerRecke 2012, p. 111, p. 91

2. 1926
   Cypriot pieces acquired through the mediation of Seelig from the estate of Mühlmann. Recke notes that Dresden and Kassel only enlarged their Cypriot holdings again in 1926, after the break of the post-war inflation years.

   SeeligMühlmannRecke 2012, p. 111

3. 1941
   Acquisition from the Paris art trade (Kunsthandel Paris); seller not named.

   Recke 2012, p. 111

4. 1955
   Acquisition of a piece said (angeblich) to come from Famagusta; seller not named.

   Recke 2012, p. 111

5. 1975
   CVA Kassel 3 (Kranz, Lullies, Munich) published; later catalogues: Yfantidis 1990 (Antike Gefässe) and Gercke and Yfantidis 1990 on the Liebeck gift, and Gercke and Zimmermann-Elseify 2007 (stone sculptures and modern copies).

   Recke 2012, p. 111

6. 1984
   Gift of Dr. Oskar Liebeck, Kassel (Schenkung Dr. Oskar Liebeck).

   Oskar LiebeckRecke 2012, p. 111

7. 1994
   Acquisition from the Zurich art trade; seller not named.

   Recke 2012, p. 111

8. 2004–2005
   Loan from a private owner (Lg PB).

   Recke 2012, p. 111