Silversmith Cardeilhac - Chocolate Maker In Sterling Silver End Of XIXth Century

Especially for a table in silvered bronze in 3 parts with a background of mirrors, on an oak parquet. The ingot mold is decorated with nets, crossed ribbons. The above is signed "CH...

Solid silver cooler mounted on an ogee pedestal. The plain body is decorated with applique seashells, flanked on either side by a zoomorphic grip represented by a lion's head holding...

Important solid silver centerpiece in two parts formed by a tray decorated with waves and a planter surmounted by a putti, decorated with shells and crustaceans. Dimensions: tray 73 ...

Oblong-shaped silver sprinkler, the slightly domed round base is decorated with vertical lines over 3.6 cm, the plain body is surmounted by a bakelite cap which lifts according to an...

Table set formed by three cups in solid silver and cut crystal. The rockery-style tripod base with acanthus leaves and arabesque decoration supports a cut crystal cup. on each side a...

Rectangular silver bronze planter resting at the four corners on four pilasters decorated with masks and grooves. The perimeter decorated with a low frieze with ribbon and a high fri...

Towle, American silversmiths. A pair of sugar castors in sterling silver, late 19th century. In very good condition. Measures: 12 x 4.5 cm. Stamped.

Hugo Grün, Danish silversmith. Modernist pitcher in sterling silver in an organic and sleek design. Mid-20th century. Hallmarked. In excellent condition. Dimensions: Height 22.5 cm i...

Tiffany & Co. Makers Sterling Silver Vase. Crafted Of Fine Quality Solid Sterling Silver. Hallmarked On The Bottom “Tiffany & Co. Makers 23922 Sterling Silver 925. Measures approxima...

Magnificent chaplain in solid silver mesh with two compartments. Its closure is straight, decorated with a frieze of acanthus leaves, it has a bail ring so that it can be hung on a chatelaine. Weight: 68.9grs Period: End of the 19th century. In perfect condition, no mesh is missing and is not discarded. From the 12th century to the 14th century, the chaplain has been an essential complement to daily clothing for both men and women. The oldest form of the chaplain is that of a small bag, with two cords (or loops) to close it, and another cord to open it and hang it from the belt by means of a stirrup. The caliper was closed by pulling on the two runners. The simple cord, attached at its ends to the upper edge of the bag, allowed it to be opened and passed through the metal stirrup. In the 12th century, the chaplains were often very rich, either by the material or by the work of embroidery. They were given as gifts to ladies. They were found in ordinary leather, Russian leather...

Direct from a Private Villa near Cannes, A Stunning Pair of Privately Commissioned Louis XVI, 5-Candle 950 Sterling Silver Candelabra by France's Premier Silversmiths Jacques and Pie...

Sterling silver and vermeil serving set for candies, mini pastries, petits fours or amuse bouches (so-called "service à mignardises" in French) composed of a fork, a spoon and a shov...