18th-century Stew Fork - Tours
Artist: Jean-baptiste Baubé
18th-century silver serving fork.
TOURS-1756 by Jean-Baptiste BAUBÉ (1722–1775), known as "BAUBÉ-PERRIN"
According to the civil silversmithing guild of Tours and its hallmarks under the Ancien Régime, by Lise Moor.
Plain design with fillets; the spatula is accented by a double fillet.
Letter "L" with a star engraved on the handle.
Weight: 148 grams
Length: 28.5 cm
Condition: slight signs of wear and scratches, with a very beautiful patina.
Special thanks to Mr. Bastien Lancelot, CNES expert, for his expertise on the hallmarks.
TOURS-1756 by Jean-Baptiste BAUBÉ (1722–1775), known as "BAUBÉ-PERRIN"
According to the civil silversmithing guild of Tours and its hallmarks under the Ancien Régime, by Lise Moor.
Plain design with fillets; the spatula is accented by a double fillet.
Letter "L" with a star engraved on the handle.
Weight: 148 grams
Length: 28.5 cm
Condition: slight signs of wear and scratches, with a very beautiful patina.
Special thanks to Mr. Bastien Lancelot, CNES expert, for his expertise on the hallmarks.
2 300 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Sterling silver
Length: 28.5cm
Reference (ID): 1823471
Availability: In stock
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