PARIS 1740 - 1744Silver marabouterseuse resting on a frame. The body is embossed with twisted ribs on the lid and the socket. It ends with a row of waves (called bat wings) on an amatized background at the base of the body, as a reminder on the edge of the neck and the lid. The handle, formerly clissé, also receives a decoration of twisted ribs, finished by a palm motif. The thumb rest is a shell. The spout is taken on piece and molded with nets. Master silversmith : Henry-François DION or DHYON, received in 1740Weight : 543 g - height : 17,5 cmCondition : letter date illegibleAn identical model appears under number 56 of the David-Weill collection without attribution of master silversmith, dated 1742 .