PARIS 1711 - 1712 Silver tripod stove with embers. Circular model, the feet ending in nets prolonged of scrolls in recall on the higher supports. The turned wooden handle is screwed into its hood. Master silversmith: François DELAPIERRE, received in 1711 Gross weight: 1157 g - height: 15.5 cm - diameter: 20.7 cm Master silversmith's mark on each foot Condition: knob, screw thread and later wooden skids PARIS 1711 - 1712 A silver brazier on three feet. Master silversmith: François DELAPIERRE, maker's mark on each feet

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