A SUITE OF FRENCH SILVER AND SILVER-MOUNTED TRAVEL AND DESK ACCESSORIES - photo 1

A SUITE OF FRENCH SILVER AND SILVER-MOUNTED TRAVEL AND DESK ACCESSORIES

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$ 2 268
Auction dateClassic
17.10.2023 10:00UTC -04:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
USA, New York
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ID 1027310
Lot 588 | A SUITE OF FRENCH SILVER AND SILVER-MOUNTED TRAVEL AND DESK ACCESSORIES
Comprising a perfume necessaire made up of two facetted crystal bottles with silver caps in book shaped red leather case stamped on one side with inscription 'Vive le Dauphin' and on other with dolphin, a pair of silver-mounted glass shoe buckles in fitted red leather case stamped with gilt foliate geometric motifs, a pair of silver stirrups in fitted red leather case stamped with a coat-of-arms below a Belgian coronet, fully marked Paris, 1809-1819, a travelling inkstand with silver-plated bottles in fitted green leather case stamped with inscription 'Souvenir' above a music score, a Murano glass quill in assorted brown leather case with gilt geometric motifs, two silver-plated medals commemorating for one the replacement of Henri IV statue in 1817 and for the other the wedding of the Duke of Berry to the Royal Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon in 1816, in fitted green leather case stamped with the Royal Arms, and a pair gold-mounted fishskin dice goblets with red leather lining
145/8 in (37 cm.) long, the quill case; 4 in. (10.2 cm.) high, the perfume necessaire
5 oz. 4 dwt. (162 gr.) gross weighable silver
Medium:Silver, Silver plate
Place of origin:France
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
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10020 New York
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