Two French silver-gilt (vermeil) Empire coffepots made with very elegant design and decorative motifs by Jean-Baptiste-Claude Odiot, in Paris 1818/39. The smaller one with a provenance from the Margraviate of Baden....
The silver-gilt set consists of six spoons, six forks and six knives, all parts decorated decorated with the crowned “O”, monogram of Olga, Queen consort of Württemberg....
The smooth, tapering and cylindrical chocolate pot is raised on a moulded rim foot. The spout is S-curved and it ends in a bird’s head. The slightly domed cover is connected to the corpus with a detachable pin and chain....
The George II silver teapot is standing on a round, profiled standing ring. Its shoulders are adorned with engraved geometrical and naturalistic ornaments. London 1727/8, Thomas Cooke II, Richard Gurney....
Small German silver teapot made in the Hanseatic city of Emmerich, c. 1730, by the silversmith Johann Wilhelm Büssing....
The present coffeepot is an object made in Munich during the mid-18th century. On a high, round and flat foot is raised the body of the pot....
A silver chocolate pot from Augsburg of the early 18th century. The pot is standing on a low, round, slightly profiled foot. The body has the shape of a pear and is decorated with straight lines that run the whole body from the upper to...
This pair of silver candlesticks presents a very fine work of English silver of the early 18th century and especially the Georgian Era. Made in London 1733/4 by William Darker....
This set of objects, silver-gilt, originate from a toilette service, made in Augsburg, at the beginning of the eighteenth century....
This pair of candlesticks presents an interesting Rococo example from Aurich, East Frisia. The foot has a wide, bell-shape and is profiled through eight edges....