6 antique Salins earthenware plates – Izoard pattern
6 antique Salins earthenware plates – Izoard pattern
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✨ Features This sumptuous cake server is a testament to the refinement of Parisian goldsmithery from the Belle Époque. It features a hollow silver handle richly worked with scrolls and shell motifs typical of the Rocaille (Louis XV) style. The serving part, made of finely gilded metal (vermeil finish), is delicately engraved with a fluid floral decoration that brings timeless elegance to your table. An exceptional piece, for a Sunday dinner, a rustic wedding or for lovers of objects steeped in history.
🔍 Details & Condition Silversmith: Signed Marius Corot (Paris), identifiable by his hallmark representing a cat's head with the initials MC. Era: Late 19th - Early 20th century (Circa 1900). Materials: Hollow silver handle and gilded metal top (Vermeil). Note: Please observe the photos carefully, as they are an integral part of the description. This piece is in beautiful vintage condition. It has aged gracefully and bears the traces of time (slight use patina on the gilding and normal micro-scratches for its age, see photos).
💚 Why we love it We adore the signature of Maison Corot, a guarantee of quality and French savoir-faire. The contrast between the sculpted silver and the sparkle of the engraved vermeil makes this utensil a true table jewel. It's the perfect accessory to transform a simple pastry tasting into a moment of prestige.
📏 Dimensions Total length: Approximately 32 cm Server width: Approximately 16 cm
🎁 Packaging Your order is carefully packaged: bubble wrap, reinforced protection, double-wall cardboard, and appropriate cushioning. Each fragile piece is prepared with care to ensure arrival in perfect condition.
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✨ A gesture for the planet Thank you for choosing vintage. You don't just receive an object, but a small piece of history that is just waiting to live again with you and in your home.