Antique Lavabo - .833 silver - 2372.1g Silver
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Specialised in Spanish and Portuguese silver with over 10 years in galleries and auctions.
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This Portuguese .833 silver ewer and basin weigh 2,372.1 g and are hand-engraved with vine leaves and grapes, with a matching monogram on both pieces.
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Description
Magnificent Portuguese silver ewer and basin set, made in Porto between 1853 and 1861, assayed by Caetano Rodrigues de Araújo (P-45) and bearing silversmith’s mark P-165.
This is a piece of exceptional quality, richly decorated with hand-engraved grapevines, vine leaves, and clusters of grapes, complemented by elegant gadrooned and fluted decoration. The handle features a scroll design ending in a carved leaf, demonstrating the outstanding quality of Portuguese silversmithing in the second half of the 19th century.
Both pieces bear the same engraved monogram at the center.
It is in excellent condition, retaining a remarkable shine and showing only slight signs of use consistent with its age, with no significant dents.
A collectible, highly decorative piece, representative of the finest 19th-century Portuguese production.
Features
• Hallmarked Portuguese silver
• Porto, 1853–1861
• Assayer: Caetano Rodrigues de Araújo (P-45)
• Silversmith’s mark: P-165
• Hand-engraved decoration with botanical motifs (grapevines and grapes)
• Monogrammed ewer and basin
• Approximate total weight: 2.372.1 g
• Condition: Very good
Ideal for collectors, investors in antique silver, or high-end interior decoration.
Seller's Story
Dear customer, our passion, knowledge and experience are watches (vintage).
These watches are restored by our watchmakers and are fully verified to work well.
Note that vintage mechanical watches can never be 100% accurate at the right time. A small daily change is normal.
We are not responsible for import duties and/or other surcharges customary in your country on the importation of goods.
The many detailed photos are part of the description and give you a good idea of the watch you are going to bid on.
We cannot guarantee the water resistance of our watches, even if they are diving watches. You should never wear our watches in the shower, in the pool or at sea!
We guarantee the proper functioning of the watch purchased! This means you get our guarantee that the watch works properly, we don't provide any paper for that. Automatic watches need wrist movement to function properly. If you don't move your wrist a lot, the automatic watch won't run at full power. This can be a problem, especially with older, larger automatics. Normally, the clock can also be started manually! Our shipping costs are based on having your batch packed, securing shipping and packaging materials.
If you are unable or unwilling to accept these costs, please do not bid.
Good luck with your bids.
Macedo´s Oficina dos Relógios - Portugal
Translated by Google TranslateDescription
Magnificent Portuguese silver ewer and basin set, made in Porto between 1853 and 1861, assayed by Caetano Rodrigues de Araújo (P-45) and bearing silversmith’s mark P-165.
This is a piece of exceptional quality, richly decorated with hand-engraved grapevines, vine leaves, and clusters of grapes, complemented by elegant gadrooned and fluted decoration. The handle features a scroll design ending in a carved leaf, demonstrating the outstanding quality of Portuguese silversmithing in the second half of the 19th century.
Both pieces bear the same engraved monogram at the center.
It is in excellent condition, retaining a remarkable shine and showing only slight signs of use consistent with its age, with no significant dents.
A collectible, highly decorative piece, representative of the finest 19th-century Portuguese production.
Features
• Hallmarked Portuguese silver
• Porto, 1853–1861
• Assayer: Caetano Rodrigues de Araújo (P-45)
• Silversmith’s mark: P-165
• Hand-engraved decoration with botanical motifs (grapevines and grapes)
• Monogrammed ewer and basin
• Approximate total weight: 2.372.1 g
• Condition: Very good
Ideal for collectors, investors in antique silver, or high-end interior decoration.
Seller's Story
Dear customer, our passion, knowledge and experience are watches (vintage).
These watches are restored by our watchmakers and are fully verified to work well.
Note that vintage mechanical watches can never be 100% accurate at the right time. A small daily change is normal.
We are not responsible for import duties and/or other surcharges customary in your country on the importation of goods.
The many detailed photos are part of the description and give you a good idea of the watch you are going to bid on.
We cannot guarantee the water resistance of our watches, even if they are diving watches. You should never wear our watches in the shower, in the pool or at sea!
We guarantee the proper functioning of the watch purchased! This means you get our guarantee that the watch works properly, we don't provide any paper for that. Automatic watches need wrist movement to function properly. If you don't move your wrist a lot, the automatic watch won't run at full power. This can be a problem, especially with older, larger automatics. Normally, the clock can also be started manually! Our shipping costs are based on having your batch packed, securing shipping and packaging materials.
If you are unable or unwilling to accept these costs, please do not bid.
Good luck with your bids.
Macedo´s Oficina dos Relógios - Portugal
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
2372.1 g
Silver type
.833 silver
Style
Antique
Title additional information
2372.1g Silver
Material
Silver
Country of origin
Portugal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
33 cm
Width
33 cm
Depth
33 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
