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1 - Edmond BONNESOEUR (silversmith in Paris, active from 1887 to 1908)
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Edmond BONNESOEUR (silversmith in Paris, active from 1887 to 1908) Silver and vermeil ice service set comprising twelve small spoons, a pastry scoop, and an openwork crescent-shaped serving scoop. The handles are openwork silver decorated with foliage scrolls, palmettes, small flowers, and scrollwork; the spoon bowls and serving pieces are vermeil engraved with stylized plant motifs. Master’s mark: Edmond Bonnesoeur (a lyre between two dots). Hallmark: boar’s head for small silver pieces. Date: late 19th–early 20th century, circa 1890–1905. Weight: 380 grams. (scratches from use, minor wear to the gilding, slight oxidation)
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