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Me Hubert Deloute - Amiens- Compiègne

332 - ROBINEAU & FILS (Paris)
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Estimate €80 - €120
Description
ROBINEAU & FILS (Paris) A vermeil (gold-plated silver) award crown. The crown is composed of finely chiselled oak leaves and acorns arranged in a garland. The two branches are held together by a knot with an unadorned multi-lobed tassel. Also includes a hook and a double-link jaseron chain. Hog’s head hallmark. Work from the Second Empire period. Max. height: approx. 4 cm Max. length: approx. 10.3 cm Max. width: approx. 9 cm Weight of crown: 28.4 grams. In its original-shaped case made of black canvas, with a red velvet interior (shows signs of wear, minor losses). The case is signed: ‘ROBINEAU FILS PARIS’ for ROBINEAU & Fils, active circa 1851–1905. Case dimensions: 7.8 x 11.5 x 14 cm
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