No reserve-grote en zware voetbokaal / bonbonnière / compote-schaal, - C.Bos (Fa. C. Bos & Zoon) Amsterdam 1929-1947 - Goblet - Silver, Crystal

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Dési van Rhee
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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€6
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€5
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€4

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A hand-cut lead-crystal bowl with a star-cut and diamond-patterned design stands on a silver foot marked 835 and made by C. Bos & Zoon of Amsterdam, circa 1930–1940.

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Rare, large and heavy crystal goblet/trophy (bonbonnière/compote bowl), consisting of a richly hand-cut crystal goblet on a silver foot.

The crystal goblet is made of heavy lead crystal with a deep star-cut and a fine diamond pattern. The goblet rests on a large silver trumpet foot with a baluster knop of cut crystal.

The foot is stamped and marked with Dutch silver hallmarks, including the 835/1000 silver fineness mark and the sword sign. Also bearing the master mark CBZ from the well-known Amsterdam silversmith C. Bos & Zoon, who manufactured and mounted the silver foot. They operated as silversmiths in Amsterdam from 1929 to 1947.

It is a large imposing piece, with a height of 15.00 cm and a goblet diameter of 12.5 cm. The total weight is 865.00 g, and the piece is quite heavy (the foot is filled to keep it solid when filled).

The matchbox shown in the photo is for scale only and is not included.

The crystal, given its age of at least 80 years, is in very good condition, and the silver foot is also in excellent condition (only a minimally noticeable wear opening inside the lower edge). The crystal sounds clear and bright when tapped with a fingernail, as it should.

This beautiful, rare cut-crystal goblet, due to its elegant form, impressive size, and exquisite cut décor, is a striking and particularly decorative object.

The piece exudes an exceptionally elegant appearance and is a jewel on your table. It is also lovely and very suitable for use.

Will be very well packed and shipped insured.

Rare, large and heavy crystal goblet/trophy (bonbonnière/compote bowl), consisting of a richly hand-cut crystal goblet on a silver foot.

The crystal goblet is made of heavy lead crystal with a deep star-cut and a fine diamond pattern. The goblet rests on a large silver trumpet foot with a baluster knop of cut crystal.

The foot is stamped and marked with Dutch silver hallmarks, including the 835/1000 silver fineness mark and the sword sign. Also bearing the master mark CBZ from the well-known Amsterdam silversmith C. Bos & Zoon, who manufactured and mounted the silver foot. They operated as silversmiths in Amsterdam from 1929 to 1947.

It is a large imposing piece, with a height of 15.00 cm and a goblet diameter of 12.5 cm. The total weight is 865.00 g, and the piece is quite heavy (the foot is filled to keep it solid when filled).

The matchbox shown in the photo is for scale only and is not included.

The crystal, given its age of at least 80 years, is in very good condition, and the silver foot is also in excellent condition (only a minimally noticeable wear opening inside the lower edge). The crystal sounds clear and bright when tapped with a fingernail, as it should.

This beautiful, rare cut-crystal goblet, due to its elegant form, impressive size, and exquisite cut décor, is a striking and particularly decorative object.

The piece exudes an exceptionally elegant appearance and is a jewel on your table. It is also lovely and very suitable for use.

Will be very well packed and shipped insured.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
865 g
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
No reserve-grote en zware voetbokaal / bonbonnière / compote-schaal,
Designer/artist/maker
C.Bos (Fa. C. Bos & Zoon) Amsterdam 1929-1947
Material
Crystal, Silver
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
15 cm
Width
12.5 cm
Depth
12.5 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
99.65%
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