Silver-gilt Chalice, Anglo-indian Or Chinese Work, 19th Century
A partially gilt (vermeil) solid silver chalice with a very rich, finely hammered and repoussé decoration of scrolls and flowers. The rim has a wavy edge encircled by a stylized frieze, and the base of the body is decorated with a Greek key pattern. The slightly flared foot is decorated with foliage. The interior is entirely gilt.
Anglo-Indian or Chinese work for export (export silver).
Provenance: Christie's sale, September 15, 2005, London – South Kensington. Sale reference 5564.
Height: 11.4 cm. Diameter at the neck: 6.5 cm. Diameter at the base: 5.3 cm. Weight: 114 grams.
Anglo-Indian or Chinese work for export (export silver).
Provenance: Christie's sale, September 15, 2005, London – South Kensington. Sale reference 5564.
Height: 11.4 cm. Diameter at the neck: 6.5 cm. Diameter at the base: 5.3 cm. Weight: 114 grams.
450 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Vermeil
Diameter: 6,5 cm
Height: 11,4 cm
Reference (ID): 1722390
Availability: In stock
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