拍品 5
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A PAIR OF FINE REGENCE SILVER DISHES (JATTES)
A PAIR OF FINE REGENCE SILVER DISHES (JATTES)

MAKER'S MARK OF CHARLES-FRANOIS CROZE, PARIS, 1719

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A PAIR OF FINE REGENCE SILVER DISHES (JATTES)
Maker's mark of Charles-Franois Croze, Paris, 1719
Decagonal, with dentilated rims and fluted sides, marked on rims and reverses of rims, with charge and discharge marks of Etienne de Bouges
10.1/8in. (25cm.) diameter; 36oz. (1136gr.) (2)

拍品专文

These decagonal fluted dishes are a typical form of the Rgence period, which began with the death of Louis XIV in 1715 and continued until the death of the Regent, Philippe of Orlans, in 1723.
Several similar decagonal fluted dishes are in the Catherine D. Wentworth collection, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.