Silver Stew Spoon, Montauban, 18th Century, Silversmith J. Descazals
Silver stew spoon, “uniplat” style, by Jean Descazals, master silversmith in Montauban, licensed in 1761 (Toulouse jurisdiction). The spatula bears a chisel-engraved monogram, “I • P • M.” Teardrop-shaped loop on the back of the spoon bowl. Silverware from Montauban dating from the Ancien Régime is rare on the market.
Hallmarks: master silversmith J. Descazals; Montauban silversmiths’ guild (“MON”); Toulouse jurisdiction mark (crowned M); discharge mark.
Period: second half of the 18th century, after 1761
Material: solid silver
Dimensions: length 32 cm, weight 167 g
Condition: good, with normal scratches for a piece of this era, beautiful antique patina.
On view in Vayrac (Lot), by appointment. Shipping available in France and Europe, upon request.
Hallmarks: master silversmith J. Descazals; Montauban silversmiths’ guild (“MON”); Toulouse jurisdiction mark (crowned M); discharge mark.
Period: second half of the 18th century, after 1761
Material: solid silver
Dimensions: length 32 cm, weight 167 g
Condition: good, with normal scratches for a piece of this era, beautiful antique patina.
On view in Vayrac (Lot), by appointment. Shipping available in France and Europe, upon request.
480 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Length: 32
Reference (ID): 1857541
Availability: In stock
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