Solid Silver Tulip Cup From The Late 18th – Early 19th Century
Solid silver (950/1000) tulip cup.
Tulip shape, typical of late 18th – early 19th century production.
Base with fine fluting, very typical of Empire silverware.
Monogram engraved within a wreath of leaves, neoclassical style.
- Rooster hallmark with head turned left, wings open – hexagonal frame and number 1.
First standard hallmark, period 1798–1809, guaranteeing the silver at 950/1000.
- Guarantee hallmark – circular frame, number 85,
period 1798–1809.
- Goldsmith's hallmark.
Clearly visible but not identified in my database; possibly Jean Nicolas Soret, Parisian goldsmith specializing in hollow pieces (cups, goblets, salt cellars, sugar bowls, etc.).
Registered in Paris between 1798 and 1812.
Note: very slight deformation at the neck.
Weight: 145g.
Height: 11cm.
Diameter at the neck: 9cm.
Diameter at the base: 5cm.
Tulip shape, typical of late 18th – early 19th century production.
Base with fine fluting, very typical of Empire silverware.
Monogram engraved within a wreath of leaves, neoclassical style.
- Rooster hallmark with head turned left, wings open – hexagonal frame and number 1.
First standard hallmark, period 1798–1809, guaranteeing the silver at 950/1000.
- Guarantee hallmark – circular frame, number 85,
period 1798–1809.
- Goldsmith's hallmark.
Clearly visible but not identified in my database; possibly Jean Nicolas Soret, Parisian goldsmith specializing in hollow pieces (cups, goblets, salt cellars, sugar bowls, etc.).
Registered in Paris between 1798 and 1812.
Note: very slight deformation at the neck.
Weight: 145g.
Height: 11cm.
Diameter at the neck: 9cm.
Diameter at the base: 5cm.
350 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Diameter: 9 cm
Height: 11 cm
Reference (ID): 1653550
Availability: In stock
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