faccioli - Oil vessel (3) - .800 silver

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Has over 30 years of experience in archaeology and is an appraiser specialising in archaeological objects.

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Description from the seller

Fascinating and elegant antique oil cruet, a precious artifact of refined Italian silverware signed by the well-known silversmith Faccioli of Milan.

The piece consists of a solid, finely worked support structure in 800 silver (with the related antique hallmarks of the silversmith), enhanced by two elegant blown-glass bottles/flasks in a deep cobalt blue.

The stark chromatic contrast between the bright silver and the depth of cobalt blue gives this piece great elegance and a commanding presence on the table.

A striking decorative and table accessory, ideal for collectors of antique silverware and Milanese craftsmanship pieces.

SPECIFIC TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND DISTINCTIVE ELEMENTS
Maker / Silversmith: Faccioli (Milan, Italy)
Materials: 800 silver and cobalt blue glass
Height of structure: 22.5 cm
Width: 12 cm
Thickness / Structure details: ~ 4.5 cm

Net silver weight: 187.17 g
Glass bottle weight: 333.10 g
Total weight: 520.27 g

CONDITIONS
Overall condition: Excellent antique condition.
Notes: The silver structure retains a beautiful natural patina, with light and physiological signs of time and use that guarantee its authenticity and age. The cobalt blue glass is in excellent condition, free of chipping or significant cracks.

SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
Because this is a valuable object with delicate glass elements, shipping will be carried out with maximum safety packaging (super thick bubble wrap, molded foam, and reinforced box) to protect the bottles and the structure during transport.

Fascinating and elegant antique oil cruet, a precious artifact of refined Italian silverware signed by the well-known silversmith Faccioli of Milan.

The piece consists of a solid, finely worked support structure in 800 silver (with the related antique hallmarks of the silversmith), enhanced by two elegant blown-glass bottles/flasks in a deep cobalt blue.

The stark chromatic contrast between the bright silver and the depth of cobalt blue gives this piece great elegance and a commanding presence on the table.

A striking decorative and table accessory, ideal for collectors of antique silverware and Milanese craftsmanship pieces.

SPECIFIC TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND DISTINCTIVE ELEMENTS
Maker / Silversmith: Faccioli (Milan, Italy)
Materials: 800 silver and cobalt blue glass
Height of structure: 22.5 cm
Width: 12 cm
Thickness / Structure details: ~ 4.5 cm

Net silver weight: 187.17 g
Glass bottle weight: 333.10 g
Total weight: 520.27 g

CONDITIONS
Overall condition: Excellent antique condition.
Notes: The silver structure retains a beautiful natural patina, with light and physiological signs of time and use that guarantee its authenticity and age. The cobalt blue glass is in excellent condition, free of chipping or significant cracks.

SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
Because this is a valuable object with delicate glass elements, shipping will be carried out with maximum safety packaging (super thick bubble wrap, molded foam, and reinforced box) to protect the bottles and the structure during transport.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
520.27 g
Silver type
.800 silver
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
faccioli
Material
Silver
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Blue, Silver
Condition
As new - unused
Height
22.5 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
4.5 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
ItalyVerified
154
Objects sold
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