Large Empire-style Silver Ewer By Charles Antoine Armand Lenglet
Artist: Charles Antoine Armand Lenglet
Large solid silver ewer, ovoid in shape, resting on three applied feet decorated with palm fronds and ending in lion's paw feet.
It is adorned with a frieze from which the spout extends, terminating in a swan's head.
The lid is finished with a pine cone finial, and the ebony handle is beautifully carved.
French work, hallmarked with the old man mark.
Silversmith: Charles Antoine Armand LENGLET, registered on October 25, 1823, and cancelled in 1843.
Very slight dents to the body, damage to the handle.
Height: 30.5 cm.
Gross weight: 835 g.
It is adorned with a frieze from which the spout extends, terminating in a swan's head.
The lid is finished with a pine cone finial, and the ebony handle is beautifully carved.
French work, hallmarked with the old man mark.
Silversmith: Charles Antoine Armand LENGLET, registered on October 25, 1823, and cancelled in 1843.
Very slight dents to the body, damage to the handle.
Height: 30.5 cm.
Gross weight: 835 g.
1 850 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Reference (ID): 1696321
Availability: In stock
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