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3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate

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3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 1
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 2
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 3
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 4
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 5
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 6
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 7
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 8
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 9
3-piece silver coffee/tea service from the noble estate Item ID 4482 – Bild 10

Beschreibung

Very elegant antique late 19th century French Belle Epoque era sterling silver coffee/tea set, consists of coffee-pot, tea-pot and sugar-basin, made by both internationally known Parisian silversmiths Flamant & Fils and Adolphe Boulenger, both traditionally reserved for privileged elite. A large interlaced monogram of the noble owner on one side of the each piece, rich molded decorations everywhere. In very good antique condition, possibly a tiny dimple on the bottom of the sugar-basin, but no large dents, damage, breaks or repairs. The handle has the original heat spacers

Details

Technik
silver, interior of the sugar-basin -gold-plated.
Maße
caffee-pot: h 10 1/4" (26 cm), tea-pot: 8 1/4" (21 cm), sugar-basin h 7 1/8" (18 cm).
Zustand
in very good condition.
Inscription
innterlaced monogram of the owner on each piece; Marks: the Coffee-pot has on lid and body the French Minerva Hallmark, depicting the head of the goddess Minerva (silver content more than 90%, almost pure silver), on the bottom of body - the Makers mark for the Silversmith Flamant&Fils, active in Paris from 1880 till 1891, whose workshop was located at 140 rue du Temple in Paris; the Tea-pot has