Beautiful silver (950) tulip-shaped tumbler on a molded and gadrooned pedestal. The bowl has two registers separated by a molding. The lower one decorated with openwork lambrequin appliques, alternating with gadrooned leaves, all on an amati background. Goldsmith's hallmark: probably Noël LEONARD, received Master in Paris in 1714. Still active in 1750. PARIS, Poinçons de Charge [A] for Dec. 1726-Oct. 1732 and de Jurande [o] for 1730. Number 6 under the base. Weight : 188 g. - H. 9.8 cm. Scratches and bumps from use, some deformations.
Estimate
€350 - €450
Result
€4,900
Buyer's premium
26.4%
Beautiful silver (950) tulip-shaped tumbler on a molded and gadrooned pedestal.
The bowl has two registers separated by a molding. The lower one decorated with openwork lambrequin appliques, alternating with gadrooned leaves, all on an amati background.
Goldsmith's hallmark: probably Noël LEONARD, received Master in Paris in 1714. Still active in 1750.
PARIS, Poinçons de Charge [A] for Dec. 1726-Oct. 1732 and de Jurande [o] for 1730.
Number 6 under the base.
Weight : 188 g. - H. 9.8 cm.
Scratches and bumps from use, some deformations.