Description
EWER AND ITS SILVER BASIN: -Ewer Ht : 35 cm. Net weight : 1029 g. Spout with nets. Handle decorated with a griffin engraved matt in high part and a lion's head and foliage. Body engraved with large arms and a frieze of foliage falls and garlands mat, a frieze of water leaves and reeds mat decorated with friezes of laurel. With its lid chiseled in the round with a swan grooming itself. Body: Hallmark 950 (1798-1809) and association of goldsmiths Foot: Hallmark 950 and medium guarantee Paris (1809-1819) Goldsmith's hallmark of Jean Baptiste FAMECHON. Stopper: Hallmark 950 (1799-1809) and association of goldsmiths Goldsmith's hallmark of Charles Antoine BLERZY. -Basin in shuttle, decorated in border of a frieze of palmettes and engraved in bottom matt of a garland of falls of leaves, engraved in bottom of the large weapons. Hallmark of title 950 and of average guarantee Paris (1798-1809) and of census to the ear 1809, of goldsmith BLERZY. 41 x 24 x Ht 6 cm. Net weight : 862 g. B.E. (The foot replaced at the time, in an invisible way). First Empire period.
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EWER AND ITS SILVER BASIN: -Ewer Ht : 35 cm. Net weight : 1029 g. Spout with nets. Handle decorated with a griffin engraved matt in high part and a lion's head and foliage. Body engraved with large arms and a frieze of foliage falls and garlands mat, a frieze of water leaves and reeds mat decorated with friezes of laurel. With its lid chiseled in the round with a swan grooming itself. Body: Hallmark 950 (1798-1809) and association of goldsmiths Foot: Hallmark 950 and medium guarantee Paris (1809-1819) Goldsmith's hallmark of Jean Baptiste FAMECHON. Stopper: Hallmark 950 (1799-1809) and association of goldsmiths Goldsmith's hallmark of Charles Antoine BLERZY. -Basin in shuttle, decorated in border of a frieze of palmettes and engraved in bottom matt of a garland of falls of leaves, engraved in bottom of the large weapons. Hallmark of title 950 and of average guarantee Paris (1798-1809) and of census to the ear 1809, of goldsmith BLERZY. 41 x 24 x Ht 6 cm. Net weight : 862 g. B.E. (The foot replaced at the time, in an invisible way). First Empire period.
