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MAKER'S MARK INDISTINCT POSSIBLY ICC IN LOZENGE, PARIS, 1819/1838
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A French silver liqueur stand
Maker's mark indistinct possibly ICC in lozenge, Paris, 1819/1838
On three stylised palmette feet supporting the circular stand bordered by a pierced gallery with arrows, oval and foliage, below a beaded and above foliate rim, the frame with six caryatid supports, the centre with a column stem and laurel ring handle, with three associated cut-glass bottles
30cm. (11in.) high
marked on reverse and stand
1674gr.
Maker's mark indistinct possibly ICC in lozenge, Paris, 1819/1838
On three stylised palmette feet supporting the circular stand bordered by a pierced gallery with arrows, oval and foliage, below a beaded and above foliate rim, the frame with six caryatid supports, the centre with a column stem and laurel ring handle, with three associated cut-glass bottles
30cm. (11in.) high
marked on reverse and stand
1674gr.
Sale room notice
Please note that the maker's mark is of Jean Charles Cahier and not as stated in the catalogue