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Early 18th, Brass Table Whiskey Quaich With 2 Wooden Turned Dragons Handles
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Late Louis XIII or early Louis XIV period
Very curious, funny and refined tripod embossed and chiseled brass whisky QUAICH, used to discover the tasty alccol, with 2 wooden turned handles on each side. We take the whiskey "taste-wine" by its 2 handel to rotate it on itself and aerate it to bring out the delicious aromas.
In the shape of MEDIEVAL BEAMS, there are 2 open dragons' mouths that swallow the handles
The QUAICH stand on 3 powerful claw feet borrowing from the antique or Roman register
These specific table utensils, obviously of Anglo-Saxon origin, are indeed relatively rare. and in general much simpler in design.
Size:
35,5cm length * 13cm depth and 6,5cm height
Very elegant decorative tableware piece, which one would imagine perfectly on a castle kitchen, with a beautiful Renaissance candle holder, antique brass and old glassware, Louis XIII forks and antique knives, folk art ceramics or glazed earthenware...
Late Louis XIII or early Louis XIV period
Very curious, funny and refined tripod embossed and chiseled brass whisky QUAICH, used to discover the tasty alccol, with 2 wooden turned handles on each side. We take the whiskey "taste-wine" by its 2 handel to rotate it on itself and aerate it to bring out the delicious aromas.
In the shape of MEDIEVAL BEAMS, there are 2 open dragons' mouths that swallow the handles
The QUAICH stand on 3 powerful claw feet borrowing from the antique or Roman register
These specific table utensils, obviously of Anglo-Saxon origin, are indeed relatively rare. and in general much simpler in design.
Size:
35,5cm length * 13cm depth and 6,5cm height
Very elegant decorative tableware piece, which one would imagine perfectly on a castle kitchen, with a beautiful Renaissance candle holder, antique brass and old glassware, Louis XIII forks and antique knives, folk art ceramics or glazed earthenware...
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