PARIS 1750 - 1751 Crémier / moutardier in silver with twisted ribs of baluster form. It rests on a circular pedestal with a scalloped edge delimiting "bat claws", reminiscent of a bitter background at the base of the body, in its upper part and on the lid topped by a twisted shell. The spout is extended in an unusual way. Engraved with a coat of arms. Master silversmith: Michel DELAPIERRE, received in 1737 Weight : 146,3 g - height : 12,3 cm PARIS 1750 - 1751 A baluster-shaped silver cream pot Master silversmith: Michel DELAPIERRE

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