BESANCON 1711 - 1712 Oil and vinegar cruet in plain silver. Of circular form the two flask holders rest on three feet with scrolls prolonging a frame in openwork sheath. Master silversmith: attributed to Jean-Baptiste CHARMET, received in 1691 Weight : 450 g - length : 18 cm - width of the flask holders : 9,2 cm - height : 6,6 cm Condition : removal of a corkscrew holder to replace it by a handle of later period, restoration to the corkscrew holder BESANCON 1711 - 1712 A silver cruet stand. Master silversmith: attributed to Jean-Baptiste CHARMET
Estimate
€1,000 - €1,500
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
28%
BESANCON 1711 - 1712
Oil and vinegar cruet in plain silver. Of circular form the two flask holders rest on three feet with scrolls prolonging a frame in openwork sheath.
Master silversmith: attributed to Jean-Baptiste CHARMET, received in 1691
Weight : 450 g - length : 18 cm - width of the flask holders : 9,2 cm - height : 6,6 cm
Condition : removal of a corkscrew holder to replace it by a handle of later period, restoration to the corkscrew holder
BESANCON 1711 - 1712
A silver cruet stand.
Master silversmith: attributed to Jean-Baptiste CHARMET
Sale
Friday 4 February 2022・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Salle 9 - Hôtel Drouot
9, rue Drouot
75009 Paris