Vermeil Silverware (18th-century Strasbourg)
Artist: Jacques Henri Alberti (reçu En 1764)
A set Louis XVI period vermeil travel cutlery under the crown of "marquess" , including a spoon and a fork in their original embossed leather case, gilded withsmall iron motifs and a violone finish, lined with red chamois, made between 1775 and 1785.
This is a net model featuring a double alliance shield on the spoon’s handle: on the left, the husband’s coat of arms—“Gules, a gold chevron accompanied in the chief by two flowering branches and in the base by a lion rampant”—and on the right, the wife’s—“Azure, a gold trefoil cross ”
Silversmith: Jacques Henri Alberti (1730–1795)
Place of origin: Strasbourg
Various hallmarks, including that of the Fermiers Généraux for Alsace
Weight: 174 g
This is a net model featuring a double alliance shield on the spoon’s handle: on the left, the husband’s coat of arms—“Gules, a gold chevron accompanied in the chief by two flowering branches and in the base by a lion rampant”—and on the right, the wife’s—“Azure, a gold trefoil cross ”
Silversmith: Jacques Henri Alberti (1730–1795)
Place of origin: Strasbourg
Various hallmarks, including that of the Fermiers Généraux for Alsace
Weight: 174 g
1 900 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Vermeil
Reference (ID): 1829684
Availability: In stock
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