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Timeless elegance and goldsmith craftsmanship meet in this refined set comprising a solid silver cup and saucer, made by the prestigious Boulenger house in the late 19th century.
This rare set captivates with its pure lines and rich decoration. The cup features a delicate engraved monogram, typical of Belle Époque aristocratic silverware. A finely chiseled band of geometric pattern surrounds the upper part of the cup and saucer, adding relief and elegance.
Dimensions :
Cup: diameter 8 cm - height 5 cm
Saucer: diameter 14 cm
(approximately 3.15 in x 1.97 in for the cup, and 5.51 in for the saucer)
Marks :
Minerve hallmark 1st grade (guaranteeing a silver grade of 950/1000)
Goldsmith's hallmark: Boulenger (letter B with crescent)
Condition:
Very good overall condition, with light patina from use. No dents, no missing parts. The silver is stable, the hallmarks clearly legible, the lines precise. A rare piece with its personality intact.
About Boulenger:
Based in Paris, Boulenger was one of the great names in 19th-century French silversmithing. It distinguished itself by the quality of its pieces, commissioned for both domestic use and prestigious institutions.
Ref: ER8H7BULGL