PARIS 1780 - 1781 Silver sugar spoon, single-flat model engraved on the spatula with interlaced letters. The spoon pierced with lilies and tulips framing a central rosette. Master goldsmith : Jean-Etienne LANGLOIS, received in 1770 Weight : 94 g - length : 21,7 cm Condition : very small accident to the rose window By tradition these objects would have belonged to Rosalie FILLEUL, born Anne Rosalie BOQUET, painter, member of the Academy of Saint-Luc in Paris who had inherited the office of janitor of the Château de la Muette after the death of her husband Louis FILLEUL de BESNE. She was guillotined on July 24, 1794.
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€640
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PARIS 1780 - 1781
Silver sugar spoon, single-flat model engraved on the spatula with interlaced letters. The spoon pierced with lilies and tulips framing a central rosette.
Master goldsmith : Jean-Etienne LANGLOIS, received in 1770
Weight : 94 g - length : 21,7 cm
Condition : very small accident to the rose window
By tradition these objects would have belonged to Rosalie FILLEUL, born Anne Rosalie BOQUET, painter, member of the Academy of Saint-Luc in Paris who had inherited the office of janitor of the Château de la Muette after the death of her husband Louis FILLEUL de BESNE. She was guillotined on July 24, 1794.
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