Rare 18th-century Solid Silver Sugar Spoon, Paris 1771, With Shell-and-net Design

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Rare 18th-century Solid Silver Sugar Spoon, Paris 1771, With Shell-and-net Design

Solid silver sugar spoon from the Louis XV period, featuring the rare "filets coquilles" design. Magnificent openwork decoration centered around a central rosette composed of teardrops and tulips. Hallmarks (crowned “A” with floral scrolls) and maker’s mark (helmeted head in profile) for PARIS 1768–74, Guild hallmark for PARIS 1771 (crowned “H”) and master silversmith’s mark. Louis XV-era sugar spoon in the rare “filets coquilles” design, in very good condition with minor surface scratches from use. For the discerning collector ...

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Length: 21.7 cm

Weight: 99.8 grams

425 €

CONTACT

Galerie ART 80 - Amiens, France

Period: 18th century

Style: Louis 15th - Transition

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Sterling silver

Reference (ID): 1803623

Availability: In stock