Silver And Crystal Candy Dish. Early 19th Century. Restoration Period.
Artist: Naudin
Slightly flared silver and crystal candy dish, decorated on the edge with an openwork geometric frieze and on the belly, with motifs representing a spindle-shaped vase framed by confronting birds. These birds are tasting bunches of grapes escaping from the vase. Two handles decorated with women holding a palmette. The lid is topped with palms forming the grip. The base of the candy dish is decorated with a stylized palmette frieze and rests on four claw feet. Restoration period, circa 1820-1830.
Weight: 441 gr.
Guarantee mark: head of Ceres. (1819-1838).
Title mark: Head of Michelangelo (1819-1838).
Re-inspection of the head of Minerva.
Master silversmith: LN for Naudin inscribed 1812.
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Weight: 441 gr.
Guarantee mark: head of Ceres. (1819-1838).
Title mark: Head of Michelangelo (1819-1838).
Re-inspection of the head of Minerva.
Master silversmith: LN for Naudin inscribed 1812.
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1 900 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Width: 20
Height: 25
Reference (ID): 1577805
Availability: In stock
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