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two glass vases sitting on a metal standsilver plated glass decanter on stand on white backgroundsilver plated wine decanter on stand on white backgroundpair of crystal decanters on a silver tray with a handlea glass bottle with a glass stopper on a white surfacean old silver plate with a metal handle on a white surface
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114 - Pierre-Jacques MEURICE (Acquitted in 1806) Silver (950) oil …
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Estimate €500 - €800
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Description
Pierre-Jacques MEURICE (Acquitted in 1806) Silver (950) oil and vinegar set with an octagonal base encircled by an openwork gallery featuring cross-hatched patterns and resting on four claw feet. It features two baskets with friezes of water leaves in openwork decoration and a band of Vestal Virgins, and a tapered stem with bevelled sides, topped by a fruit basket whose handle serves as a grip. With two cut crystal carafes and their stoppers. Paris, Empire period Hallmark: Head of a Greek woman, First rooster, 1st class, guaranteed for Paris; Silversmith: PM – ear of wheat within a crescent Weight: 676 g Openwork gallery on one of the baskets requires repair; minor imperfections The silversmith was the father-in-law of François-Désiré Froment-Meurice, having married Françoise Giroux, the widow of Jean François Froment, in 1804.
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Auction time 07/06/2026 at 11:00 AM
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