Verseuse tripode en argent. Paris 1787 Maître Orfèvre : Pierre-Antoine Famechon,…

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Verseuse tripode en argent. Paris 1787 Maître Orfèvre : Pierre-Antoine Famechon, reçu en 1785 De forme balustre, elle repose sur trois pieds patins à attaches en médaillon mouluré. Le bec verseur couvert à cannelures. Le couvercle monté à charnières, l'appui-pouce à enroulements. Manche latéral en bois tourné. Poinçon de décharge : une tête de coq Poinçon de contremarque : une mouche Haut. : 27 cm Poids net : 727 g. Poids brut : 790 g.

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Verseuse tripode en argent. Paris 1787 Maître Orfèvre : Pier

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