A LOUIS XVI SILVER SECOND COURSE DISH

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A LOUIS XVI SILVER SECOND COURSE DISH
SENLIS, 1784, MAKER'S MARK OF PIERRE JEROME CARBON

Of shaped circular form, with molded rim, marked on reverse and rim; struck with the maison commune mark of Senlis, charge and discharge (see J. Helft, Le Poinçon des Provinces Francaises. Paris, 1968, no. 743)--12¾in. (32.4cm.) diam.
(33oz.)
Provenance
Au Vieux Paris, 1955

Lot Essay

This maker's mark does not appear in Helft (op. cit.) but Henry Nocq records this maker working in Senlis from 1760 onwards (Le Poinçon de Paris, Paris, 1968, p. 219)