SILVER COFFEE POT - Lot 75

Lot n° 75
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SILVER COFFEE POT - Lot 75
SILVER COFFEE POT PARIS, 1763, GOLDSMITH FRANÇOIS JOUBERT, RECEIVED AS MASTER IN PARIS ON SEPTEMBER 6, 1749, STILL WORKING IN 1792. Silver coffee pot Paris, 1763, silversmith François Joubert, received as master in Paris on September 6, 1749, still working in 1792. Flat bottom; the spout is formed by a dolphin chased in the round, decorated on one side with bindweed and on the other with reeds, surmounted by the fanciful alliance arms of the dauphin and Marie Leszinska. The contoured handle in blackened wood is attached to the body by a dolphin's mouth surrounded by flowers and reeds at the bottom, and by a stylized rocaille and two rosettes at the top. The body is framed on two sides by rocaille and flower guilandes. Circular hinged lid with rocaille thumb rest, frieze of ovals around the rim, center fretel carved in the round with shells and coral. Marks: Charge de Paris, 1762-1768; décharge; Z couronné for 1763; orfèvre FJ for François Joubert. Similar to the vermeil chocolatière probably presented to Marie Lesczinska in 1729 on the occasion of the birth of the Dauphin, kept in the Louvre as OA 9598 1, made by Henri-Nicolas Cousinet. Gross weight: 704 g Height: 17.5 cm Provenance: Private collection, Belgium
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