METZ 1784–1789 Silver sugar spoon, “uniplat” style, engraved in the early 19th century on the blade with a coat of arms surmounted by a count’s crown. The rimmed spoon bowl features an unusual diamond-shaped repoussé design on the vertical section, depicting a clover cross framed by four leaf crosses, each extending into acanthus scrolls. Master silversmith: Jean-Louis BERNARD, admitted in 1756 The year on Bernier’s hallmark is illegible Weight: 99 g - length: 22.2 cm
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€300 - €400
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METZ 1784–1789
Silver sugar spoon, “uniplat” style, engraved in the early 19th century on the blade with a coat of arms surmounted by a count’s crown. The rimmed spoon bowl features an unusual diamond-shaped repoussé design on the vertical section, depicting a clover cross framed by four leaf crosses, each extending into acanthus scrolls.
Master silversmith: Jean-Louis BERNARD, admitted in 1756
The year on Bernier’s hallmark is illegible
Weight: 99 g - length: 22.2 cm
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