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A FRENCH SILVER-MOUNTED TWO-HANDLED EARTHENWARE SOUP CROCK
Lot 70

A FRENCH SILVER-MOUNTED TWO-HANDLED EARTHENWARE SOUP CROCK

MARK OF BOIN-TABURET, PARIS, CIRCA 1890

Fermé5 April 2022

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USD 4,000–6,000

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A FRENCH SILVER-MOUNTED TWO-HANDLED EARTHENWARE SOUP CROCK
MARK OF BOIN-TABURET, PARIS, CIRCA 1890
Of brown earthenware, mounted with leafy rocaille rim and boldly cast leaf-capped small loop handles, the slightly domed cover with silver rim and finial formed as a head of cauliflower amongst carrots, fennel, parsnips, and other vegetables, marked on handles and finial
8 3⁄4 in. (22.2 cm.) high

Note du spécialiste

The firm of Boin-Taburet was first established in Paris in 1860 by goldsmith and antique dealer Georges Boin and jeweler Emile Taburet. Though they at first specialized in the production of object of vertu and jewelry, they eventually moved into Louis XIV and Louis XV style silver wares, as well as the retailing of other pieces of furniture and silver, before Emile Taburet retired in 1900. A nearly identical example to the present lot was sold at Christie's, Amsterdam, 10-11 December 2003, lot 609.

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