Null Pair of tripod silver salerons (950/1000th).
Paris, 1798-1809.
(Missing cry…

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Pair of tripod silver salerons (950/1000th). Paris, 1798-1809. (Missing crystal interiors). H: 5, 5 cm - D: 7, 5 cm.

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Pair of tripod silver salerons (950/1000th). Paris, 1798-1809. (Missing crystal interiors). H: 5, 5 cm - D: 7, 5 cm.

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Mustard pot and double salver, the openwork silver mounts decorated with pilasters with claw feet and busts of women. The saleron grip is shaped like a lyre. Blue crystal interiors (variations). PARIS, 1798-1809 Goldsmith : Jean Pierre CHARPENAT Weight : 345 g (Misses and slight shocks)

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