Large Cardinal Dish In Pewter, XVIIth
Artist: Tholouze
Large pewter "cardinal" dish,
17th century
Presence of the control stamp imposed by Louis XIV in 1657 and compulsory from 1691
which required the name of the city, the letter C or F (common or fine pewter)
and the date of 1691
Here it is therefore common pewter,
the city seems to be "Tholouze"
Presence of "LF" monogram, probably the name of the potter
Diameter: 34.7 cm
The so-called common pewter was reserved for crockery, it contains a fairly high proportion
of lead (10 to 20%) (unlike the end 10%)
Partial wear from use, good general condition
Rare item
All deliveries, careful shipping with insurance
17th century
Presence of the control stamp imposed by Louis XIV in 1657 and compulsory from 1691
which required the name of the city, the letter C or F (common or fine pewter)
and the date of 1691
Here it is therefore common pewter,
the city seems to be "Tholouze"
Presence of "LF" monogram, probably the name of the potter
Diameter: 34.7 cm
The so-called common pewter was reserved for crockery, it contains a fairly high proportion
of lead (10 to 20%) (unlike the end 10%)
Partial wear from use, good general condition
Rare item
All deliveries, careful shipping with insurance
420 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Très bon état, usures d'utilisation normales
Material: Tin
Diameter: 34,7 cm
Reference (ID): 1020386
Availability: In stock
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