Straight silver litron tumbler. Paris, 1809-1819
Goldsmith : Louis-Jacques Berge…

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Straight silver litron tumbler. Paris, 1809-1819 Goldsmith : Louis-Jacques Berger Plain, slightly flared neck with engraved fillets. Height Height : 9 cm Weight : 120 g.

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Straight silver litron tumbler. Paris, 1809-1819

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Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

A silver tulip-shaped tumbler, engraved with floral and foliate motifs on an amati background. The upper rim and center are decorated with fillets. It stands on a pedestal decorated with ovals. Engraved on the foot R. PREMONT. Paris, circa 1798-1809. Nicolas Richard Masson, inscribed 1789. Height : 10,5 cm Weight : 120,72 g For a sugar bowl by the same master goldsmith, see R. Jourdan-Barry, Les orfèvres de la généralité d'Aix en Provence du XIVe au début du XIXe siècle, Paris, 1974, ill.couv. Expert : GTO Experts

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Gilt-edged knife or paper cutter. Handle decorated with stylized antique women, swans, foliage, palmettes and lion heads. Coat of arms of Pauline Borghese. Marked with a cock, 1st title: 1798-1809. Middle guarantee hallmark for Paris. Right ear" hallmark for Paris 1809-1819. Master goldsmith's hallmark: Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS (hallmark with B surmounted by a monkey), supplier to Napoleon I. L: 20 cm. P: 59.2 grams.

A silver tulip-shaped tumbler on a round shower foot bordered with palmettes on a fretwork background. Body bordered with fillets. Paris 1809/1819. M.O. BERGER. HT 10,5cm. PD 117g.

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Empire period. Pair of tripod salerons with eagle heads and braces. Silver, warranty mark (Paris) for the period 1809-1819. Diameter: 8.5cm. Condition: Good condition, with their bowls and two salt spoons.

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