Lausanne 1750-1770, Sterling Silver 916\\% , Bowl, Silversmith Illegible
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A very fine Louis XV period earbowl in first-title sterling silver (916%).
Twice hallmarked with an almost illegible master silversmith's hallmark (crowned EM) and twice with a silver title hallmark typical of Lausanne: XI surmounting a D for eleven-denier sterling silver (916%).
The purity of the silver was at the time expressed endeniers , pure silver being twelve deniers ,
The city hallmark is absent . One side of the bowl is engraved with a small period DC monogram, while the other side is engraved with large interlaced initials EM, dating from the nineteenth century.
It is in impeccable condition. Weighs 300 grams.
Twice hallmarked with an almost illegible master silversmith's hallmark (crowned EM) and twice with a silver title hallmark typical of Lausanne: XI surmounting a D for eleven-denier sterling silver (916%).
The purity of the silver was at the time expressed endeniers , pure silver being twelve deniers ,
The city hallmark is absent . One side of the bowl is engraved with a small period DC monogram, while the other side is engraved with large interlaced initials EM, dating from the nineteenth century.
It is in impeccable condition. Weighs 300 grams.
1 485 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Sterling silver
Width: 25
Diameter: 15
Height: 4
Reference (ID): 1749403
Availability: In stock
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