18th-century Silver-plated Tabletop Stove
No elegant 18th-century table would be complete without this piece of silverware, which keeps food warm during a meal.
Practical and equipped with a long, turned ebony handle for moving it, it consists of an adjustable dish holder in which an alcohol burner—then known as “esprit de vin”—is placed.
A lid allows the wicks to be conveniently extinguished once it has served its purpose.
Some signs of wear, but an inimitable patina and unparalleled charm.
Very complete, perfectly stable, and fully functional.
Practical and equipped with a long, turned ebony handle for moving it, it consists of an adjustable dish holder in which an alcohol burner—then known as “esprit de vin”—is placed.
A lid allows the wicks to be conveniently extinguished once it has served its purpose.
Some signs of wear, but an inimitable patina and unparalleled charm.
Very complete, perfectly stable, and fully functional.
420 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Silver metal
Length: 33 cm
Diameter: 23cm ( les pattes de réglage dépliées
Height: 13 cm
Reference (ID): 1853336
Availability: In stock
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