112 - S.J. DUPEZARD (Registered 1809)

S.J. DUPEZARD (Registered 1809) Silver jam dish, ovoid in shape, with an antique-style decoration featuring a couple holding hands and a latticework of grapevines in the lower section; the handles shaped like cornucopias; the cavet-shaped lid topped with a swan-shaped handle It rests on four lion’s paws flanked by palm leaves; the circular base features palm friezes and applied fleurons, with a concave rim encircled by an openwork gallery; the entire piece rests on four pairs of human feet. Hallmark: 2nd rooster, 1st fineness (950‰), goldsmiths’ guild mark (head of a Greek woman, letter “P”), swan, warrior’s head, master craftsman’s mark. Paris, 1809–1819. With its white crystal glass. Weight (without glass): 678 g We are including eleven small silver spoons, engraved with a marquis’s crown. Hallmarks: 1st rooster, 1st fineness (950‰), head of an old man, M.O. (illegible). Paris, 1797–1809. Weight: 164 g. One spoon is damaged.