Silver legumiera of circular form with smooth surface with relative presentation plate, two angular handles with leafed body attachment. Lid grip in the shape of a hunting horn on a carpet of leaves. Made in Paris by master silversmith Jean Charles Cahier between 1797 and 1809.
Splendid inkwell worked with lost wax casting, with a bust of Hippocrates in the center. The valuable manufacture of this inkwell is dedicated to the surgeon * Alessandro Riberi, appointed by King Carlo Felice as Major Surgeon of the 4th Company of the King’s Body Guards.
Our reference: B01232
Measurements: cm. 31x21x20 h.
Age: 1840
Origin: Turin – Italy
London 1804 silver tureen by silversmiths Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp with oval base with gadroon decoration resting on a tray, body with similarly decorated profile and noble coat of arms, double volute handles, urn-shaped lid grip.
Our reference: A01606
Measurements: alt. 45x28x54 cm.
Age: 1804
Origin: London
