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DEUX TABATIERES DU XVIIIE SIECLE EN ECAILLE ET PIQUE OR

Lot 18
16.11.2023 14:00UTC +01:00
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€ 756
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 1058779
Lot 18 | DEUX TABATIERES DU XVIIIE SIECLE EN ECAILLE ET PIQUE OR
Estimate value
€ 1 200 – 1 800
DEUX TABATIERES DU XVIIIE SIECLE EN ECAILLE ET PIQUE OR

UNE PAR FRANCOIS-DAVID POTTIER, PARIS, 1764, L'AUTRE ANGLETERRE OU ALLEMAGNE, CIRCA 1760

La tabatière ovale en écaille blonde, le couvercle à charnière appliqué au centre d'un vase et sur le bord d'entrelacs et rosettes en piqué posé or rose, vert et gris, la monture ajourée et gravée de fleurs et feuillage, poinçons sur le bord intérieur du couvercle: charge, lettre-date (A) et maître-orfèvre; sur le bord de la boîte: décharge et titre postérieur; la tabatière rectangulaire, décorée en piqué posé or rose de bouquets de branches feuillagées et fleuries et de papillons, l'appuie-pouce ciselé d'une coquille et d’enroulements, la monture intérieure en métal doré.

L.: 9,3 cm. (3 5⁄8 in.) et 8,4 cm. (3 3⁄8 in.)





Provenance

Collection Rothschild ; puis par descendance jusqu’au propriétaire actuel.



Further details

TWO 18TH CENTURY GOLD-MOUNTED TORTOISESHELL SNUFF-BOXES; ONE BY FRANCOIS-DAVID POTTIER, PARIS, 1764; THE OTHER, ENGLAND OR GERMANY, CIRCA 1760
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