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SUCRIER, SON COUVERCLE ET SON PRÉSENTOIR EN ARGENT D`ÉPOQUE LOUIS XV

Lot 52
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Lot 52 | SUCRIER, SON COUVERCLE ET SON PRÉSENTOIR EN ARGENT D'ÉPOQUE LOUIS XV
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€ 3 000 – 5 000
SUCRIER, SON COUVERCLE ET SON PRÉSENTOIR EN ARGENT D'ÉPOQUE LOUIS XV
PAR NICOLAS-MARTIN LANGLOIS, PARIS, 1768
Le sucrier sur quatre pieds en enroulement et attaches rocailles, le corps repoussé de côtes dites chauves-souris sous une frise de motifs rocailles, les anses en double enroulement, le couvercle à l'identique avec prise en fraises des bois sur terrasse feuillagée, le présentoir circulaire à décor de canaux rayonnants, bordure filets et agrafes cuirs, poinçons sur le fond du présentoir, du sucrier et dans le couvercle: charge, lettre-date (E) et maître-orfèvre; sur le bord du présentoir, sur le fond du sucrier et sur la gorge du couvercle: décharge (gros ouvrages et menus ouvrages 1768-1774)
D. du présentoir: 21 cm. (8 ¼ in.)
862 gr. (27.7 oz.)




Provenance

Collection Hector Pétin (1875-1965).
Collection L., vente Ader, Picard et Tajan, Paris, 26 March 1984, lot 144.
Famille Stern.



Literature

F. Dennis, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Three Centuries of French Domestic Silver, its makers and its Marks, New Yok, 1960, vol. 1, p. 149, no. 206; vol. 2, p.79.



Further details

A LOUIS XV SILVER SUGAR-VASE AND COVER, MARK OF NICOLAS-MARTIN LANGLOIS, PARIS, 1768
Applied technique:Metalwork
Medium:Silver
Place of origin:Western Europe, France, Europe
Auction house category:All other types of objects, Vases and vessels, Sugar bowls
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