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Solid silver sprinkling spoon, J. Grandvigne (1868-1910)

Solid silver sprinkling spoon, J. Grandvigne (1868-1910)

Argent massif

Maitre orfèvre :Jean Grandvigne

Created by Jean Grandvigne and adorned with delicate ornaments, this solid silver sprinkling spoon will transform your gourmet moments.

Solid silver sprinkling spoon by Jean Grandvigne (1868-1910).

Model unibaguette with polka dot decoration and a medallion adorning the bottom of the spatula.

The bowl is pierced with plant motifs.

Goldsmith's hallmark and Minerva 1st standard hallmark inside the bowl.

Master silversmith: Jean Grandvigne (1868 - 1910)

A renowned Parisian goldsmith, celebrated for the quality and finesse of his creations. Odiot subcontracted some of his work to him. The workshops were taken over by Tetard after 1910.

Condition:

Micro-scratches are present due to time and use.

Dimensions:

Weight: 64 gr.

Length: 21.5 cm

€145,00 EUR
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Description du bien

Cuillère à saupoudrer, en argent massif, réalisée par Jean Grandvigne entre 1868 et 1910.

Model unibaguette à décor de pois et d'un médaillon ornant le bas de la spatule.

Le cuilleron reperçé de motifs végétaux.

Poinçon de l'orfèvre et poinçon Minerve 1er titre à l'intérieur du cuilleron.

Maître-orfèvre : Jean Grandvigne actif entre 1868 et 1910.

Célèbre orfèvre parisien reconnus pour la qualité et la finesse de ses créations. Odiot lui sous-traita des productions. Les ateliers seront repris par Tetard après 1910.

Composition du bien

En argent massif, poinçon Minerve 1er titre à l'intérieur du cuilleron.

Etat du bien

Condition:
Présence de micros-rayures due au temps et à l'usage.

Poids & Dimensions

Dimensions :
Poids : 64 gr.
Longueur : 21,5 cm.
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Materials

  • Vermeil:

Vermeil is a thin layer of gold applied to sterling silver.
Clad silver
Clad silver is a shell of sterling silver ‘clad’ with another material such as wax or resin. Widely used during the 20th century, it was often moulded and decorated with patterns.

  • Silver-plated metal


Silver-plated metal is a goldsmithing technique that involves applying a layer of silver to base metal.

  • The Minerva head hallmark


The Minerva head hallmark was introduced on 9 May 1838. It is used to mark silver items manufactured in France that have been tested using the wet method and recognised as being 950 thousandths (1st grade) or 800 thousandths (2nd grade) silver.
Minerva hallmark 1st fineness = 950 silver
Minerva hallmark 2nd fineness = 800 silver

  • The Boar's Head hallmark


Boar's Head hallmark = Hallmark used between 1838 and 1973 for small silver items

  • The Michelangelo Hallmark

The Michelangelo hallmark was stamped by the Paris Bureau on silver items recognised as 1st title (950 thousandths); introduced on 16 August 1819, it was abolished on 9 May 1838.
Michelangelo hallmark = 950 silver

  • The Raphael head hallmark


The Raphael head hallmark was stamped by the Paris Assay Office on silver items recognised as 2nd title (800 thousandths); introduced on 16 August 1819, it was abolished on 9 May 1838.
Raphael's head hallmark = 800 silver

  • The Facial Mask Hallmark


Facial mask hallmark = medium guarantee hallmark stamped on medium-sized silver items

Maintenance

No dishwasher, hand wash only