Porcelain> 1800 > Ink-stand in porcelain and silver, France, second half of the 19th century.
Ink-stand in porcelain and silver, France, second half of the 19th century.
Description:The decoration of the main body of the ink-stand features delicate, stylized flowers on lambrequins painted with yellow and green enamel on porcelain. The two-part mounting (base and cover) is entirely made from embossed silver with laurel leaves, berries and ribbon motifs. The likely manufacturer is Samson, renowned for having produced numerous pieces inspired both by the Orient and by pieces of the other main European producers of porcelain during the period.
Mark: F V
Stamps: : 1) initials TF by the silversmith inside the diamond shape, not identified 2)Minerva's head and the number 1, warranty title 950 (photo at lower right).
Age:Second half of the 19th century.
Dimensions:Diameter of base 8.5cm, Height 8.5cm. (3.34 inches, 3.34 inches)
Price: Sold
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