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Jacquart Marc, Paris 1798-1809, Pair Of Empire Double Salt Cellars In Solid Silver
Superb pair of double salt cellars with six hind feet, eagle-head uprights and lyre-shaped grip.
Blue crystal glasses.
Hallmarks
MARC JACQUART
Marc JACQUART is a Parisian silversmith who worked between 1794 and 1829. He specializes in beautiful and refined table silverware. Located at number 1 rue du Petit-Pont, in 1806 it moved into the prestigious Hôtel d'Aligre at number 123 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
MUSEUMS AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Blue crystal glasses.
Hallmarks
- 1er coq Paris 1798-1809 (solid silver 950/1000).
- Vieillard 1er titre.
- Association des orfèvres mark.
- Goldsmith,MJ une thyrsefor Marc JACQUART.
MARC JACQUART
Marc JACQUART is a Parisian silversmith who worked between 1794 and 1829. He specializes in beautiful and refined table silverware. Located at number 1 rue du Petit-Pont, in 1806 it moved into the prestigious Hôtel d'Aligre at number 123 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
MUSEUMS AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
- METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTS, NEW YORK, "Tray", silver, Paris, 1809-1819, inv. 38.12.5.
- METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTS, NEW YORK, "Teapot", silver, mother-of-pearl, Paris, 1809-1819, inv. 38.12.2a, b.
- METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTS, NEW YORK, "Coffeepot", silver, mother-of-pearl, Paris, 1809-1819, inv. 38.12.1.
- METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTS, NEW YORK, "Milk jug", silver, mother-of-pearl, Paris, 1809-1819, inv. 38.12.3.
- METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTS, NEW YORK, "Hot water urn", silver, mother-of-pearl, Paris, 1809-1819, inv. 38.12.4a-g.
- MUSÉE DES ARTS DÉCORATIFS, PARIS, "Drageoir et présentoir", silver gilt, Paris, 1798, inv. 45813 A-B.
- MUSÉE D’ART SACRÉ, DIJON, "Ostensoir", gilded silver, glass, stones, in a shaped leather case, Paris, 1798-1819, inv. 980.3.1.1 et 2.
- CATHÉDRALE SAINT-ÉTIENNE, METZ, TRÉSOR, "Étui d’un évangéliaire", silver, precious stone, Paris, 1809-1819, classified as an historic monument on 11 May 2001.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
- BOIVIN Jean, "Les Anciens orfèvres français et leurs poinçons", Paris, 1925.
- DOUËT S. P., "Tableau des symboles de l’orfèvrerie de Paris", Paris, 1806.
- DRAPER James David, "The Arts under Napoleon", Yale University Press, 2013.
- PÉRON A., "Tableau fabricants en matières d’or, d’argent…", Paris, 1804.
- "Almanach du Commerce" 1805, 1806, 1813, 1815.
- "Almanach Azur" 1811 à 1822.
- "Archives de la Garantie", Paris, pl. d’insculp. n°2 et 15.
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