Exhibition room III
Copper engraving cabinet


 
Exhibition room III
  In 2011, the former heating corridor was converted into the copper engraving cabinet . On display are numerous original copper engravings with imposing views of the exterior and interior of the Zerbst Baroque Palace. Several maps, also copper engravings from the 17th and 18th centuries, illustrate the size and location of the Anhalt territory.  
 
In the display case, objects from the Baroque and Rococo periods are exhibited, which belong to the former furnishings of the castle. These include shards of porcelain and faience products, fragments of faience tiles, frames of sconce chandeliers, marble fragments of a console table top and a fireplace frame. Oyster bowls from the immediate vicinity of the castle and clay tobacco pipes bear witness to everyday culture at court.

 
Exhibition room I
Castle history and work of the association


Exhibition room II
Faience and princely crypt


 
The opening hours of the exhibitions in the castle can be viewed under the heading "Sightseeing".

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