Solid Silver Dish By Odiot - Circa 1800–1809

Solid Silver Dish by Odiot – Jean-Baptiste Claude Odiot, Consulate / Empire period, circa 1800–1809

Diameter: 30 cm
Weight: 876 g

A superb solid silver dish by the prestigious Odiot workshop, for Jean-Baptiste Claude Odiot, a key figure of the renowned Parisian silversmithing dynasty active during the Consulate and Empire periods.

Of circular form, the dish features an elegant rim adorned with fine concentric mouldings, whose restrained design highlights the exceptional quality of both the silver and the craftsmanship. The overall composition reflects a perfect balance between refinement and sobriety, characteristic of early 19th-century French silverware.

The hallmarks are clearly visible:

• French coq 1 hallmark (950 silver standard)

• Odiot workshop mark

• Lozenge-shaped maker’s mark, readable J.B.C.O., attributable to Jean-Baptiste Claude Odiot

The surface shows light and honest signs of use, enhancing the charm of the piece and bearing witness to its original utilitarian purpose.

Condition:
Very good overall condition, with light surface scratches consistent with age and use.

Gallery’s note:
A refined and timeless piece, combining historical significance with understated elegance. Ideal both as a table centerpiece and as a decorative object in a contemporary interior.