Austro-hungarian Centerpiece In Solid Silver (800 Thousandths) And Cut Crystal,

Austro-Hungarian centerpiece in solid silver (800 thousandths) and cut crystal, Louis XVI style, late 19th century Superb centerpiece in solid silver with a title of 800 thousandths and cut crystal, dating from the end of the 19th century, under the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This model is made in the Louis XVI style, characterized by its refinement, its classical motifs and its elegant symmetry. The silver frame has an openwork decoration inspired by the neoclassical style, with garlands, ribbon bows and finely chiseled plant motifs. The removable handle features sculpted details in the shape of laurel leaves, typical of the Louis XVI style. The cut crystal, entirely hand-crafted, offers a refined transparency and highlights the delicacy of the goldsmith's work. The centerpiece is presented in some photos with a matching tray, sold separately. The latter harmoniously completes the bowl and allows for a most elegant presentation. Characteristics: • Origin: Austro-Hungarian Empire • Period: Late 19th century • Style: Louis XVI • Material: Solid silver (800 thousandths) and cut crystal • Handle: Removable • Dimensions: • Height with handle: 29 cm • Maximum diameter: 25 cm • Weight of the silver frame: 358 g • Condition: Excellent condition An elegant and timeless collector's item, perfect for enhancing a table or a display case, and reflecting all the finesse of the Louis XVI style in prestigious Austro-Hungarian goldwork.