PARIS 1798–1809 This circular silver jam dish features a design...
PARIS 1798–1809
This circular silver jam dish features a design inspired by antiquity, depicting Hermes and his caduceus; it comes complete with a removable, hallmarked liner and a spoon holder in the base. Very well hallmarked: hallmarks with the first rooster, re-hallmarked with the old man and the Minerva, and the goldsmiths’ guarantee mark
Goldsmith: Antoine HIENCE, registered in 1798, struck off in 1828
Included are eight jam spoons, “uniplat” model with curved spatula, PARIS 1805–1809, by silversmith Jean-Louis HARDY,
Weight of the set: 1,043 g – height: 28 cm
Condition: two chips around the rim of the top handle,
a falling grape cluster, and a missing support element on one spoon
PARIS 1798–1809
This circular silver jam dish features a design inspired by antiquity, depicting Hermes and his caduceus; it comes complete with a removable, hallmarked liner and a spoon holder in the base. Very well hallmarked: hallmarks with the first rooster, re-hallmarked with the old man and the Minerva, and the goldsmiths’ guarantee mark
Goldsmith: Antoine HIENCE, registered in 1798, struck off in 1828
Included are eight jam spoons, “uniplat” model with curved spatula, PARIS 1805–1809, by silversmith Jean-Louis HARDY,
Weight of the set: 1,043 g – height: 28 cm
Condition: two chips around the rim of the top handle,
a falling grape cluster, and a missing support element on one spoon
