Beau hochet en argent. Paris 1744-1750.
Maître Orfèvre : Jean Gaillard, reçu en…

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Beau hochet en argent. Paris 1744-1750. Maître Orfèvre : Jean Gaillard, reçu en 1695 Le hochet présente huit volutes en consoles s'appuyant sur les pans du fût, chacune rehaussée d'un grelot rond gravé de quartefeuilles. Le mordoir en verre incolore. Long. : 17,5 cm Poids brut : 99 g. Il est à noter la rareté du poinçon figurant sur ce hochet. Henry Nocq précise p. 204 Vol. II qu'il n'a identifié qu'une fois notre poinçon "sur un petit encrier de poche de 1745 que Monsieur Jacques Helft m'a offert (...) pour le singularité du poinçon"

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Beau hochet en argent. Paris 1744-1750.

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