MAKER'S MARK OF NOËL-CHARLES LAGET, PARIS, 1734
細節
A LOUIS XV SILVER SUGAR-CASTER
Maker's mark of Noël-Charles Laget, Paris, 1734
Baluster-shaped with moulded bands, on circular spreading base, the pierced domed cover with knop finial, the body later engraved with a coat-of-arms beneath a helm on one side and with monogram FB conjoined on the other, marked on base
23 cm. (9 in.) high
366 gr. (11 oz.)
Maker's mark of Noël-Charles Laget, Paris, 1734
Baluster-shaped with moulded bands, on circular spreading base, the pierced domed cover with knop finial, the body later engraved with a coat-of-arms beneath a helm on one side and with monogram FB conjoined on the other, marked on base
23 cm. (9 in.) high
366 gr. (11 oz.)
來源
According to family tradition, this sugar caster was given by Mesdames Victoire and Adélaïde, the daughters of King Louis XV, to Couronne Bruys des Gardes whose father Gilbert Bruys des Gardes was Receveur Général des Domaines du Roi.
Then by descent to the present owner.
Then by descent to the present owner.
刻印
The coat-of-arms is that of Bruys des Gardes, Burgundy.