PLAT À RAGOÛT OU BASSIN EN ARGENT D`ÉPOQUE CHARLES II - photo 1
PLAT À RAGOÛT OU BASSIN EN ARGENT D`ÉPOQUE CHARLES II - photo 2
PLAT À RAGOÛT OU BASSIN EN ARGENT D`ÉPOQUE CHARLES II - photo 3

PLAT À RAGOÛT OU BASSIN EN ARGENT D`ÉPOQUE CHARLES II

Lot 89
27.03.2025 00:00UTC +00:00
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ID 1387061
Lot 89 | PLAT À RAGOÛT OU BASSIN EN ARGENT D'ÉPOQUE CHARLES II
Estimate value
€ 10 000 – 15 000
PLAT À RAGOÛT OU BASSIN EN ARGENT D'ÉPOQUE CHARLES II
Londres, 1675 poinçon de Maître-Orfèvre CK sur fleur entre deux grains, probablement pour Christopher Kemble
Circulaire uni à bordure filetée, le bassin centré d'un ombilic dômé, gravé sur le bord d'armoiries encadrées de larges plumes enrubannées, poinçons sur le bord: ville, titre, lettre-date (S) et maître-orfèvre
D. 50 cm. (19 ¾ in.)
2197 gr. (70 oz. 6 dwt.)
Les armoiries sont celles des Boothby impalé par une autre famille.




Provenance

Ralph William Morrison Walker (1856-1945), Collectionneur d'argenterie, de porcelaine et d'objets d'art chinois,
Vente Christie's. R. M. W. Walker Esquire, 33 Sloane Court, London S.W., Londres, 10 juillet 1945, lot 65.
Axel Vervoordt, 1990.
Collection Onzea-Govaerts, Belgique.



Literature

D. M. Mitchell, Silversmiths in Elizabethan and Stuart London, Their Lives and Their Marks, Woodbridge, 2017, p. 255



Further details

A LARGE CHARLES II SILVER BASIN
LONDON, 1675, MAKER'S MARK CK WITH FLORET BETWEEN TWO PELLETS UNDERNEATH POSSIBLY FOR CHRITOPHER KEMBLE
Plain circular with reeded border and domed centre, engraved on rim with coat of arms framed by plumes,fully marked
The arms are those of Boothby impaled by another.
Applied technique:Metalwork
Medium:Silver
Place of origin:England, Northern Europe, Europe, United Kingdom
Category:Wash basin
Auction house category:All other types of objects, Plates & Dishes
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