PARIS 1809–1819
Silver candy dish with a blue glass top resting on a four-legged base, featuring an openwork design stamped with four women/maenads in classical style playing the tambourine and holding a bunch of grapes. The handles are accented with feline heads.
Silversmith: Daniel GARREAU, admitted to the guild in 1817
Net weight: 285 g - H.: 21.5 cm
Silversmith’s hallmark, including on the decoration of the women around the rim
Live Friday 30 October・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 100

PARIS 1809–1819 Silver candy dish with a blue glass top resting on a four-legged base, featuring an openwork design stamped with four women/maenads in classical style playing the tambourine and holding a bunch of grapes. The handles are accented with feline heads. Silversmith: Daniel GARREAU, admitted to the guild in 1817 Net weight: 285 g - H.: 21.5 cm Silversmith’s hallmark, including on the decoration of the women around the rim

Estimate
€300 - €400
Buyer's premium
32%
PARIS 1809–1819 Silver candy dish with a blue glass top resting on a four-legged base, featuring an openwork design stamped with four women/maenads in classical style playing the tambourine and holding a bunch of grapes. The handles are accented with feline heads. Silversmith: Daniel GARREAU, admitted to the guild in 1817 Net weight: 285 g - H.: 21.5 cm Silversmith’s hallmark, including on the decoration of the women around the rim
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