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Beautiful solid silver bowl with handles by the silversmith Louis-Narcisse NAUDIN. The lip is adorned with a double-molded cornice, and the bowl is framed by two scrolled handles decorated with palms, foliage and flowers. It rests on a finely chased pearl frieze on a pedestal whose base is decorated with a frieze of water leaves.
Marked
- Vieillard 1er titre (solid silver 950/1000, Paris, 1819-1838).
- Grosse garantie de Paris.
- Master goldsmith : LNN, for Louis-Narcisse Naudin (1812-1838).
Dimensions: Height: 10.8 - Diameter: 13.2 - Length 18.6 cm.
Weight: 245 grams.
L. N. NAUDIN
Born February 6, 1784, Louis-Narcisse NAUDIN was the younger brother of goldsmith François-Dominique NAUDIN (1778-1841). Around 1812, like his brother, he set up shop at number 24 place Thionville (the name of the place Dauphine between 1792 and 1814), as a silversmith specializing in wholesale tableware, i.e. all flat or mounted tableware such as dishes, plates, tureens, vegetable dishes, sugar bowls, coolers, jam makers, mustard makers and salt cellars.
MUSEUMS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND CLASSIFIED ITEMS
- Barzy-en-Thiérache, Église paroissiale de l'Assomption, Ciborium, vermeil, Paris 1819-1838.
- Doucelles, Église, Calice, patène, vermeil, Paris 1819-1838, classified Monument Historique on December 09, 1988.
- Freneuse, Église Notre-Dame, Saucer, silver, Paris 1819-1838, classified Monument Historique on August 09, 2004.
- Hautot le Vatois, Church, Chalice, silver and vermeil, Paris 1819-1838.
- Le Trévoux, Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul, Monstrance, silver, Paris 1819-1838.
- Val-Couesnon, Church, Chalice, paten, silver, Paris 1819-1838.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Arminjon C., Beaupuis J., Bilimoff M., Dictionnaire des poinçons de fabricants d'ouvrages d'or et d'argent, Paris, 1798-1838, Cahiers de l'Inventaire, Imprimerie Nationale Éditions, 1991.
- Dion-Tennenbaum Anne, Orfèvrerie française du XIXe siècle - La collection du musée du Louvre, Somogy Éditions d'Art, Paris 2011 (p.292).
- Granjean Serge, L'Orfèvrerie du XIXe en Europe, PUF, 1962 (p. 81-110).
- Almanach Azur 1814 to 1822.
- Archives de la Garantie, Paris, planche d'insculpation n°17.
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