Small French Silver-Gilt Chocolate Pot by Boin-Taburet, 1880s

Description

The smaller scale of this vessel indicates that its use was likely for chocolate not coffee. Inspired by the style … more The smaller scale of this vessel indicates that its use was likely for chocolate not coffee. Inspired by the style during Louis XVI’s reign in the 18th century, it contrasts with the more restrained surfaces of English silver: its sensuously curved embellishments and wave design at the edges delight the eye. The transverse handle was common among French pots. Ref: Museum of fine arts of St. Petersburg. This piece has an attribution mark,
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