An exceptional French sterling silver pitcher in the elegant Rococo (Rocaille) style, crafted in Paris by the renowned silversmith Henri Soufflot during the late 19th to early 20th century. This sculptural piece showcases rich naturalistic decoration, with flowing shell-like forms, deeply chased textures, and a beautifully contoured body. The dynamic asymmetry and fluid lines are characteristic of the Rococo revival, making this pitcher both a functional object and a striking decorative centerpiece. Its generous size and weight reflect high-quality craftsmanship and substantial silver content, appealing to collectors of fine French silver. Key Details Maker: Henri Soufflot Origin: Paris, France Date: circa 1884–1910 Material: Solid sterling silver (.950) Weight: 710 grams Dimensions: Height: 33 cm Length (spout to handle): 25 cm Hallmarks: Minerva head with number 1 (French 950 silver standard) Goldsmith’s mark “HS” Surface: Light surface scratches and fine wear consistent with age and normal use Beautiful natural patina enhancing details Structure: No major dents or structural deformations observed Form remains strong and well-balanced Clean, with light signs of use No visible repairs or alterations