Argentiere Eugenio Stancampiano, Palermo - Centrepiece - .800 silver - Italian design






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Antique Art Nouveau silver centerpiece, 800 fineness, handcrafted in Sicily by Eugenio Stancampiano (Palermo) in the 1930s, with a rocaille and foliate embossed border; height 8 cm, diameter 25.5 cm, weight 233 g, in excellent condition with minor signs of aging, hallmarked 800 and hexagonal maker’s mark 39 PA, with a deliberately erased fasces indicating production before 1944.
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Antique Art Nouveau silver centerpiece by the renowned Sicilian silversmith Eugenio Stancampiano, Italy, 1930s
Refined centerpiece handcrafted with an embossed border featuring rocaille and phytomorphic motifs—a splendid example of period Italian design for collectors.
The hallmark shows the silver fineness (800) and the hexagon containing the silversmith's serial number (39), the province code (PA = Palermo), and the abraded fasces, namely the fascist emblem deliberately erased by the maker to comply with the 1944 law prohibiting the use of fascist symbols.
This erasure demonstrates that the piece was certainly produced before the introduction of new hallmarks in 1944, and presumably before Italy's entry into the war in 1940.
Dimensions: height 8 cm, diameter 25.5 cm. Weight 233 g.
Excellent condition, minor signs of aging.
Center de table Art Nouveau en argent, signed du célèbre orfèvre sicilien Eugenio Stancampiano, Italie, années 1930.
This exquisite handcrafted centerpiece features a repoussé border adorned with rocaille and vegetal motifs. It constitutes a splendid example of Italian design of the period, ideal for collectors.
The hallmark indicates the silver fineness (800) and the hexagon containing the silversmith's serial number (39), the province code (PA = Palerme) and the erased fasces, or the emblem deliberately erased by the manufacturer in order to comply with the 1944 law prohibiting the use of the fascist symbol.
This erasure attests that the piece was certainly produced before the introduction of the new hallmarks in 1944, and presumably before Italy's entry into the war in 1940.
Dimensions: height 8 cm, diameter 25.5 cm. Weight: 233 g.
Excellent condition, slight signs of wear.
Antique Art Nouveau silver centerpiece by the renowned Sicilian silversmith Eugenio Stancampiano, Italy, 1930s
Refined centerpiece handcrafted with an embossed border featuring rocaille and phytomorphic motifs—a splendid example of period Italian design for collectors.
The hallmark shows the silver fineness (800) and the hexagon containing the silversmith's serial number (39), the province code (PA = Palermo), and the abraded fasces, namely the fascist emblem deliberately erased by the maker to comply with the 1944 law prohibiting the use of fascist symbols.
This erasure demonstrates that the piece was certainly produced before the introduction of new hallmarks in 1944, and presumably before Italy's entry into the war in 1940.
Dimensions: height 8 cm, diameter 25.5 cm. Weight 233 g.
Excellent condition, minor signs of aging.
Center de table Art Nouveau en argent, signed du célèbre orfèvre sicilien Eugenio Stancampiano, Italie, années 1930.
This exquisite handcrafted centerpiece features a repoussé border adorned with rocaille and vegetal motifs. It constitutes a splendid example of Italian design of the period, ideal for collectors.
The hallmark indicates the silver fineness (800) and the hexagon containing the silversmith's serial number (39), the province code (PA = Palerme) and the erased fasces, or the emblem deliberately erased by the manufacturer in order to comply with the 1944 law prohibiting the use of the fascist symbol.
This erasure attests that the piece was certainly produced before the introduction of the new hallmarks in 1944, and presumably before Italy's entry into the war in 1940.
Dimensions: height 8 cm, diameter 25.5 cm. Weight: 233 g.
Excellent condition, slight signs of wear.
