Keyboard: Rare Silver Wine Taster +160g Rouen 1747 "whoever Costs Me Is Taken"
High-Quality Museum-Grade Wine Taster
Enormous 18th-century Rouen wine taster made of solid silver, featuring a plain, bulbous design, with the rim engraved with "M Anne Huard". Cut-out thumb rest with a beautiful engraving depicting a cherub (with a quiver and arrows) playing a musical instrument, a bird in a net, all surmounted by the engraving " WHOEVER COSTS ME IS CAUGHT " framed by flowers. Hallmarks: Master’s Mark (Crowned B) and Assay Mark (squirrel) for ROUEN 1744–50, Common Guild hallmark for large pieces from ROUEN 1747 (Crowned L) and hallmarks (on the body, handle, and ring) of Master Goldsmith Jean I CLAVIER (hallmark with the initials “JC” and the Lamb of God). Norman wine taster in very good condition and remarkably hallmarked, featuring an engraving of exceptional vibrancy, large size weighing over 160.8 grams, with minor scratches from use. For the discerning collector...
Please disregard any reflections in the photos.Diameter (without handle): 8.5 cm
Length (with handle): 12.2 cm
Weight: 160.8 gramsTo
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Sterling silver
Reference (ID): 1804679
Availability: In stock































