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MARK OF MARTIN-GUILLAUME BIENNAIS, PARIS, 1809-1819
細節
A French silver-gilt tray from the Pavlovich Service
Mark of Martin-Guillaume Biennais, Paris, 1809-1819
Oval, on four lion's paw feet, the slightly flaring sides with an external frieze of putti, peacocks, swans, and ribboned garlands on a textured ground applied twice with a crowned monogram, between borders of oak leaves and acorns, and stylized grapevines on a reeded ground, the rim with anthemion border, the field with berried laurel border, with two acanthus bud and rope-twist handles, the reverse fitted with wooden supports, marked on side and handle
31¾in. (80.7cm.) long
254oz. (7,913gr.)
The monogram and crown are those of Grand Duke Michael Pavlovich (1798-1849), son of Tsar Paul 1 (r.1798-1801) and brother of Tsar Alexander 1 (r.1801-1825) and Tsar Nicholas 1 (r.1825-1855)
Mark of Martin-Guillaume Biennais, Paris, 1809-1819
Oval, on four lion's paw feet, the slightly flaring sides with an external frieze of putti, peacocks, swans, and ribboned garlands on a textured ground applied twice with a crowned monogram, between borders of oak leaves and acorns, and stylized grapevines on a reeded ground, the rim with anthemion border, the field with berried laurel border, with two acanthus bud and rope-twist handles, the reverse fitted with wooden supports, marked on side and handle
31¾in. (80.7cm.) long
254oz. (7,913gr.)
The monogram and crown are those of Grand Duke Michael Pavlovich (1798-1849), son of Tsar Paul 1 (r.1798-1801) and brother of Tsar Alexander 1 (r.1801-1825) and Tsar Nicholas 1 (r.1825-1855)
來源
Supplied to Grand Duke Michael Pavlovich (1798-1849) son of Tsar Paul I (r.1798-1801) and brother of Tsar Alexander I (r.1801-1825) and Tsar Nicholas I (r.1825-1855)
Probably Alexander Lyudvigovich, 2nd Baron Stieglitz (d.1884), St. Petersburg
Confiscated either from the Stieglitz family or the Stieglitz Museum by the Soviet Government, circa 1917
Property of a Lady; Christie's London, 30 June 1965, lot 117 (part).
Probably Alexander Lyudvigovich, 2nd Baron Stieglitz (d.1884), St. Petersburg
Confiscated either from the Stieglitz family or the Stieglitz Museum by the Soviet Government, circa 1917
Property of a Lady; Christie's London, 30 June 1965, lot 117 (part).
出版
A. Phillips and J. Sloane, Antiquity Revisted, English and French Silver-gilt from the Collection of Audrey Love, London 1997, p.32
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