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07106: Here is a solid silver fish serving set from the 19th
century era of Napoleon III. This set is crafted of highest
quality French silver which is .950 pure - a finer silver than sterling
- and is hallmarked with the Minerve stamp. Both the large knife
and the fork have been decorated with pieced designs and engraving.
The handles are in the Louis XV style of baroque elegance. The
workmanship on this set is exceptional. The knife measures 12.5"
long and the fork measures 10.5" long. Ca. 1870 $495.00 USD |
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07387: Here is a set of Christofle Paris silver "dessert" forks in their original box. The French often eat cheese as their dessert course and this kind of fork would be used. Of very fine-quality French silver plate and hallmarked, this set has clean modern lines. A micro-view can be seen <HERE>. This set is in very good condition with no wear to the silver and is presented in its original satin-lined box. The silver has a slight patina and has not been polished. Ca. 1950 $110.00 USD |
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07703: This large Art Deco bronze medal depicts a determined soldier. This emotional and unusual image is unsigned. Measuring 3.2" in diameter and weighing almost 6 ounces, this medal will be a wonderful addition for your collection. The piece shows some age with some nicks and minor scratches. The back is plain. Ca. 1930 $48.00 USD |
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06966: Here is a most charming antique clock for a lady's dressing table or boudoir. Purchased in France, but of Swiss manufacture, this clock has a hand-painted dial, a gilt case and a pink marble base and a fine-quality mechanical movement. This 3" high clock is from the early 20th century, but has an 18th century elegance. A rare piece. $400.00 USD
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07153: This is a set of early 20th century dinner knives with shaped ebony handles and decorative collars. The blades are carbon steel and are signed "Rene Pye, Abbeville". They are in their original box. A micro view can be seen <HERE>. Ca. 1920 $90.00 USD |
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07675: Here is a French faience "dessous plat" which means "under the plate." Designed to protect the table from a hot dish, this decorative piece is a deep maize color and has a raised French pastoral scene. The back is marked "Faience d'Art Proceram, Made in France." The mark can be seen <HERE.> Diameter is 8". Ca. 1950 $35.00 USD (HOLD) |
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07111: Here is a solid .950 silver carving set from the 19th century era of Napoleon III. This set is crafted of highest quality French silver which is .950 pure - a finer silver than sterling - and is hallmarked with the Minerve first quality stamp. The set includes the carving knife, the large fork and the joint holder. The handles are in the Louis XV style of baroque elegance. The workmanship on this set is exceptional. The knife has a carbon steel blade and measures 13.5" long. Ca. 1870 $495.00 USD for the set |
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05907: Here is a large soup tureen (soupière) from the early 20th century. This piece is in faience and was created by the famous French factory of Sarreguemines. This pattern is called 'Oberbnai' and celebrates one of France's beautiful cities with oval scenic depictions of Strasbourg. The sides and top of this soupière are decorated with roses and ribbons and sprays of flowers. View the top <HERE>. This piece measures 12" wide and 9.5" high to the top of the lid. There are no chips or cracks. This piece is in near-perfect condition. Early 20th century. $195.00 USD |
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07011: Here is a set of 12 French antique dessert knives with caramel-colored Bakelite handles. Presented in their original box, this set appears to have never been used. The French serve fruits or cheese for dessert and this kind of knife would accompany that course. They would be equally correct to serve with a salad course. The knives measures 7.75" long. Ca. 1930 $55.00 USD the set |
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06958: Here is a French .950 sterling silver carving set in the original box. French silver is higher quality than sterling as it is .950 rather than .925. The knife blade is of carbon steel and is marked "Paris." The handles with a neo-classical pattern bear the Minerve hallmark. The oval could be engraved with your initials. Overall good condition, but some signs of use. The knife measures 12"L and the fork is 10.5"L. The two pieces weigh 6.4 ounces. Micro view of the handles can be seen <HERE>. Bring history to your dinner table! $135.00 USD the set |
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07114: Here is a large vegetable dish (legumière) from the early 20th century. This piece is in faience and was created by the famous French factory of Sarreguemines. This pattern is called 'Oberbnai' and celebrates one of France's beautiful cities with oval scenic depictions of Strasbourg. Both sides of this legumière are decorated with roses and ribbons and sprays of flowers. This piece measures 10" wide. There are no chips or cracks. This piece is in near-perfect condition. Early 20th century. $65.00 USD |
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06165: Here is a set of mid-20th century Wedgwood demitasse or espresso cups and saucers. The classic ribbed design is done in an off-white glaze which creates a sophisticated look. No chips or other damage. A nice set for coffee lovers. Ca. 1950 $48.00 USD |
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07014: Here is an 11-piece set of French table knives from the early 20th century. With fine French carbon steel blades and polished buffalo horn handles, this set will add sophistication to any table. These show some usage, but all are still in good condition. 10" long. Ca. 1900 $110.00 USD for the set |
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08040: In design terms, this is very much in
keeping with French Art Deco. But, it is actually a very large and
dramatic ceramic piece from Haeger Potteries, USA. Standing an
impressive 19.5" high, this sleek, leaping gazelle statuette combines
simplicity of line with motion and form. The glaze is in perfect
condition with no cracks or chips. Unsigned, but a patented Haeger
design. Mid-20th century. $75.00 USD |
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