VERSEUSE TRIPODE in silver. The ovoid body and turned wooden handle. The pouring…

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VERSEUSE TRIPODE

in silver. The ovoid body and turned wooden handle. The pouring spout and handle frame are decorated with engraved garlands of flowers and leaves. The chased frétel in the shape of a flower on a bunch of grapes. Resting on three sabot feet with leafy attachments. Bordeaux, 1780-1789. Master silversmith : Jean-Michel Hubschmann (received master in 1775) Height: 24.5 cm - Gross weight: 768 g. (Good condition)

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