A French silver and glass two-handled centrepiece, Paris, 19th century
Glass, Jewellery, European furniture, Ceramics and Silver
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ZAR 15 000 - 20 000
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A French silver and glass two-handled centrepiece, Paris, 19th century
oval, the waisted body with a band of bosses moulded as flowerheads between gadrooned and beaded borders, the sides applied with pierced upright foliate moulded handles, raised on four leaf-headed scrolling feet, cut-glass liner with fan-shaped faceted edge and printie and flowerhead pattern, star-cut base, minor chips, restorations, minor dents, splits, 57,5cm wide over handles, 2160g all in
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