Clérin - Openwork Solid Silver And Vermeil Sugar Tongs Paris 1819-1838
Exquisite and delicate sugar tongs in gilt silver; they are superbly openwork with fleur-de-lis buds and interlaced ornaments bearing the attributes of the Empire. Exquisitely crafted with a beautiful density. Maker's mark of Aimé Catherine Clérin (widow Lecour) (ACC, a cup, an imperial crown) received on February 12, 1807 (first mark), La Petite Grosserie silversmiths, Tableware. Hallmarks of standard and guarantee, known as "au Viellard," 1st standard (950/1000) for Paris 1819-1838. Monogram at the end. The sugar tongs are preserved in their original case, highlighted with a gilt frieze. (Wear and stains). Length: 15.2 cm (5.98 in). Weight: 52 g.
500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Perfect condition
Reference (ID): 1719783
Availability: In stock
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