Hector Alfred (1881–1913) - Solid Silver Pitcher – Late 19th Century
Artist: Hector Alfred
This solid silverjug rests on a gadrooned pedestal. The lower part of the body isdecorated with chiseled appliqués on an amati background. The upper part features an engraved design in theBérain style, repeated on the neck and the lid.
The spout isaccented by an antique-style female head, adding a sculptural touch tothe piece as a whole. The hinged lid is topped by a finely craftedbutton-shaped knob. The wooden handle, accented by a chiseled silverclasp, harmoniously completes the composition.
With its balancedproportions and delicate decoration, this pitcher exemplifies the craftsmanship oflate 19th-century French silversmithing.
Dimensions: Length with handle: 18cm - Body diameter: 13 cm - Base diameter:9.5 cm
Material: solid silver, 950/1000 fineness
Hallmark: Minerva
Gross weight: 820 g
Period: late 19th century
Silversmith: Hector Alfred (1881–1913)
Origin: France/Paris
The spout isaccented by an antique-style female head, adding a sculptural touch tothe piece as a whole. The hinged lid is topped by a finely craftedbutton-shaped knob. The wooden handle, accented by a chiseled silverclasp, harmoniously completes the composition.
With its balancedproportions and delicate decoration, this pitcher exemplifies the craftsmanship oflate 19th-century French silversmithing.
Dimensions: Length with handle: 18cm - Body diameter: 13 cm - Base diameter:9.5 cm
Material: solid silver, 950/1000 fineness
Hallmark: Minerva
Gross weight: 820 g
Period: late 19th century
Silversmith: Hector Alfred (1881–1913)
Origin: France/Paris
3 800 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Sterling silver
Length: 18 cm
Diameter: 13 cm
Reference (ID): 1855285
Availability: In stock
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