Daniel Mameaux: Large Wine Taster's Cup, Solid Silver, 148.6 G, Normandy, Rouen, 1718
High-Quality Wine Taster, Museum Piece
Regency period
ROUEN 1718
148.6 grams
Large solid silver wine taster from the Regency period, featuring a plain, rounded design with an engraved border reading "P. JAMET." Shell-shaped thumb rest, chiseled with a foliage motif. Hallmark of Charge (fleur-de-lis and crowned B) and Décharge (dolphin) for the Rouen Jurisdiction, c. 1716–21, Common Guild hallmarks for large pieces from Rouen, 1718 (probably a crowned “E”), and hallmarks (body and handle) of Master Goldsmith Danile II MAMEAUX, admitted in 1697. Large Norman wine taster from the Regency period in good overall condition and remarkably hallmarked, with minor marks and micro-scratches from use. For the discerning collector...
Please disregard any reflections in the photos.Diameter (excluding handle): 9.4 cm
Length (including handle): 13.2 cm
- Weight of the wine taster: 148.6 grams
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Sterling silver
Reference (ID): 1855699
Availability: In stock
