BAYONNE 1748 - 1753 Covered silver bowl with two handles melted chiseled on an amatized background of scrolls framing a female bust. The body is plain, the lid engraved with a coat of arms and a geometrical frieze and leaves on a bitter background on the socket. The grip, with rows of nets, is surmounted by a female profile. The body, on the reverse, is engraved P.D. between three stars. Master goldsmith : Jean-Baptiste DELANE, 1717 - 1807 married in 1750 Catherine LESSEPS, whose brother Martin is the ancestor of the builder of the Suez Canal Ferdinand de Lesseps. Weight : 735 g - diameter at the handles : 29,4 cm Stamped on the circumference of the body, the ears and the lid without hallmark We thank Mr. Jean Clarke de Dromantin for the information provided to identify this bowl.
Estimate
€5,000 - €6,000
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
28%
BAYONNE 1748 - 1753
Covered silver bowl with two handles melted chiseled on an amatized background of scrolls framing a female bust. The body is plain, the lid engraved with a coat of arms and a geometrical frieze and leaves on a bitter background on the socket. The grip, with rows of nets, is surmounted by a female profile. The body, on the reverse, is engraved P.D. between three stars.
Master goldsmith : Jean-Baptiste DELANE, 1717 - 1807 married in 1750 Catherine LESSEPS, whose brother Martin is the ancestor of the builder of the Suez Canal Ferdinand de Lesseps.
Weight : 735 g - diameter at the handles : 29,4 cm
Stamped on the circumference of the body, the ears and the lid without hallmark
We thank Mr. Jean Clarke de Dromantin for the information provided to identify this bowl.
Sale
Wednesday 10 May 2023・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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3, rue Favart
75002 Paris