Centrepiece (3) - .950 silver - Oil and vinegar holder.
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Three-piece quatripode porte huilier vinaigrier in solid silver (argent 950) with blue cut-crystal bottles dating 1800–1850, Parisian origin, Minerve 1st titre marks, by silversmith Queillé; overall height 27 cm, width 22 cm, depth 12 cm, gross weight 1346 g (silver content 465 g; bottles 883 g).
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Sumptuous four-footed solid silver oil and vinegar cruet stand with its crystal flasks, 19th century.
Minerva head first-title hallmark on each piece.
The tiered, serpentine-edged plateau features friezes and scrolling vegetal motifs, resting on four foliate feet.
The central handle is openwork with counter-curved foliate forms, with the two stopper rests for the bottles.
Each mount presents two circular openwork bottle holders with a small shield bearing a discreet monogram.
The two cut-crystal bottles with blue overlay from the 19th century, engraved with stylized motifs, and their stoppers are in perfect condition.
Silversmith: Queillé family, hallmark PQ with an antique oar.
This hallmark was used from October 23, 1834 to November 27, 1846.
Pierre François Queillé II active (1808-1834); son active (1874-1895).
Silversmith at 11 Rue des Petits Carreaux, Paris.
A piece of high-quality silversmithing for a premium dining service.
The set is in perfect condition.
Gross weight: 1346 g
Net silver weight: 465 g
Weight of the flasks: 883 g
Detailed photos with dimensions and weights.
Shipped via Colissimo France, Europe, and Worldwide by postal service with tracking number and insurance.
Sumptuous four-footed solid silver oil and vinegar cruet stand with its crystal flasks, 19th century.
Minerva head first-title hallmark on each piece.
The tiered, serpentine-edged plateau features friezes and scrolling vegetal motifs, resting on four foliate feet.
The central handle is openwork with counter-curved foliate forms, with the two stopper rests for the bottles.
Each mount presents two circular openwork bottle holders with a small shield bearing a discreet monogram.
The two cut-crystal bottles with blue overlay from the 19th century, engraved with stylized motifs, and their stoppers are in perfect condition.
Silversmith: Queillé family, hallmark PQ with an antique oar.
This hallmark was used from October 23, 1834 to November 27, 1846.
Pierre François Queillé II active (1808-1834); son active (1874-1895).
Silversmith at 11 Rue des Petits Carreaux, Paris.
A piece of high-quality silversmithing for a premium dining service.
The set is in perfect condition.
Gross weight: 1346 g
Net silver weight: 465 g
Weight of the flasks: 883 g
Detailed photos with dimensions and weights.
Shipped via Colissimo France, Europe, and Worldwide by postal service with tracking number and insurance.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
1346 g
Silver type
.950 silver
Specific region of origin
PARISIENNE
Title additional information
Oil and vinegar holder.
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
France
Material
Crystal, Silver
Colour
Blue, Silver
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
27 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
12 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
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