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Denis Garreau – Solid Silver Sugar Bowl, First Quarter Of The 19th Century
Solid silver sugar bowl with lid, decorated with scenes of figures, palmettes and chimeras. The coiled handles are finished with a lioness’s muzzle. The lid handle is shaped like a swan. The round base rests on four balls. The bowl is made of cut crystal. Hallmark of the Association of Silversmiths with the letter P on the left. ‘DG’ hallmark for master silversmith Denis Garreau, established in 1817 and based at 62 Rue du Temple in Paris. First quarter of the 19th century
Height: 15 cm – Width including handles: 18 cm Diameter: 12.5 cm Silver weight: 324 g Total weight: 730 g
ARMINJON Catherine, Dictionary of Hallmarks of Gold and Silver Artisans, Paris, 1798–1838, Cahiers de l’Inventaire, Imprimerie Nationale Éditions, 1991.
Height: 15 cm – Width including handles: 18 cm Diameter: 12.5 cm Silver weight: 324 g Total weight: 730 g
ARMINJON Catherine, Dictionary of Hallmarks of Gold and Silver Artisans, Paris, 1798–1838, Cahiers de l’Inventaire, Imprimerie Nationale Éditions, 1991.
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