322 - Set of four bowls

Set of four bowls Bowl with handles Made of pewter. Scalloped handles decorated with pierced motifs. Visible hallmark: the control mark featuring a crowned “F.” Switzerland, 18th century L. 29.5 cm - D. 17.7 cm Black spots and very slight distortions A bowl Made of pewter. Deep bowl with flared edges, finished with a flared, hemmed rim. Visible hallmark: Jean Bastin, admitted as a master in 1750 Vevey, second half of the 18th century D. 18.8 m Dents and imperfections Bowl with handles Made of pewter. Scalloped handles decorated with openwork teardrop motifs. Visible hallmarks: Pierre-André Utin (1688–1771) “ANDRE UTIN,” the control mark featuring a crowned “F,” and “the arquebus exercise.” Various graffiti on the reverse of the handles. Switzerland, Vevey, 18th century L. 27.8 cm - D. 16.3 cm Rust inside the bowl. Ref: “Die Zinngiesser der Schweiz und ihre Marken” by Hugo Schneider and Paul Kneuss, Walter-Verlag, Olten and Freiburg im Breisgau, 1983, page 196, number 1449 The fourth is a lidded bowl with handles. Made of pewter. Decorated with a so-called “lace” pattern. Scalloped handles decorated with a palmette in slight relief against a background of diamond-shaped latticework. Flattened, bell-shaped lid with molded edges, featuring a background decorated with a diamond-shaped lattice pattern and motifs of birds, flowers, and scrollwork. Handle in the shape of a flattened flower. Interior decorated with a frieze of fine diamond shapes executed with a punch. No hallmark. Paris or Rouen (?), late 18th century D. 17.2 cm - L. 29.5 cm