Moulins 1775, Knives, Folding, By The Riverbank, Silver, Gold
Artist: Louis Molle
A knife known as the "à la Berge," named after the inventor of the compass-shaped blades—one made of steel, the other of silver—with a mother-of-pearl handle and gold fittings.
Moulins, 1775–1781.
The master’s hallmark “LM” features a key, indicating Louis Molle, who was active in Moulins before 1775 and after 1798.
Length: 11.3 cm closed, 21 cm open.
Condition: good; traces of oxidation on the steel blade, small cracks in the mother-of-pearl, and some play in the blades.
Moulins, 1775–1781.
The master’s hallmark “LM” features a key, indicating Louis Molle, who was active in Moulins before 1775 and after 1798.
Length: 11.3 cm closed, 21 cm open.
Condition: good; traces of oxidation on the steel blade, small cracks in the mother-of-pearl, and some play in the blades.
850 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Length: 11,3cm/21 cm
Reference (ID): 1837809
Availability: In stock
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