裝飾托盤 - 葡萄牙 - 雕塑外壳

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Inés Fernández
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專長於西班牙和葡萄牙銀飾,擁有超過10年畫廊和拍賣行經驗。

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葡萄牙產833銀螃殼形餐盤,約1960-1970年製,尺寸27.5×17 cm,高度9 cm,重量493 g,表面有雕刻的花葉和捲草紋樣,凸起的螺殼把手與螺殼形裝飾,底座為裝飾腳,產地葡萄牙(833/000試驗章)。

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賣家描述

Antique Silver Shell-Shaped Serving Dish – Engraved Decoration – Sculptural Shell Handle

Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.

Elegant silver serving dish, finely worked in the form of a large scallop shell and richly decorated with engraved ornamental motifs.
The body features deeply fluted sections following the natural shape of a shell, with scalloped edges and delicate engraved foliate and scroll decoration throughout. The raised central handle is also shell-inspired and incorporates a finely modelled seashell finial, giving the piece a particularly sculptural appearance.
The dish stands on small decorative feet, adding elegance and stability to the composition. The combination of elaborate engraving, repoussé-style shaping and marine motifs makes this an attractive example of decorative silverwork.
Suitable as a serving dish, bonbon dish, table centrepiece or collector's piece.
Details
- Object: Decorative / serving dish
- Material: Silver
- Form: Scallop shell
- Decoration: Engraved foliate and scroll motifs
- Handle: Raised shell-form handle with seashell finial
- Base: Decorative feet
- Style: Ornate / historicist silverwork

Dimension: 27.5x17cm
Height: 9.0cm
Weight: 493.00g


Condition
Good antique condition with signs of age and use, including light surface scratches, small marks, oxidation/tarnishing and minor irregularities consistent with its age. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.

賣家的故事

我們從事古董市場已有 75 年,熱情與第一天一樣。 我們對我們的事業充滿熱情。 客戶是我們一直以來最大的財富。
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Antique Silver Shell-Shaped Serving Dish – Engraved Decoration – Sculptural Shell Handle

Portugal assay mark (1938-1984), 833/000, and same date marker's mark.

Elegant silver serving dish, finely worked in the form of a large scallop shell and richly decorated with engraved ornamental motifs.
The body features deeply fluted sections following the natural shape of a shell, with scalloped edges and delicate engraved foliate and scroll decoration throughout. The raised central handle is also shell-inspired and incorporates a finely modelled seashell finial, giving the piece a particularly sculptural appearance.
The dish stands on small decorative feet, adding elegance and stability to the composition. The combination of elaborate engraving, repoussé-style shaping and marine motifs makes this an attractive example of decorative silverwork.
Suitable as a serving dish, bonbon dish, table centrepiece or collector's piece.
Details
- Object: Decorative / serving dish
- Material: Silver
- Form: Scallop shell
- Decoration: Engraved foliate and scroll motifs
- Handle: Raised shell-form handle with seashell finial
- Base: Decorative feet
- Style: Ornate / historicist silverwork

Dimension: 27.5x17cm
Height: 9.0cm
Weight: 493.00g


Condition
Good antique condition with signs of age and use, including light surface scratches, small marks, oxidation/tarnishing and minor irregularities consistent with its age. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.

賣家的故事

我們從事古董市場已有 75 年,熱情與第一天一樣。 我們對我們的事業充滿熱情。 客戶是我們一直以來最大的財富。
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詳細資料

時代
1900-2000
毛重
493 g
銀類型
.833 銀
標題附加資訊
Sculptural Shell
材質
銀
原產國
葡萄牙
狀態
良好 - 有使用痕跡、些微老化跡象和小瑕疵
Height
9 cm
Width
27,5 cm
Depth
17 cm
大概年份
1960-1970
葡萄牙已驗證
5820
已售物品
95,65%
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