Discover the elegance and sublime beauty of a bygone era with this antique legumiere, handcrafted in solid 950/- silver. Created in the master workshops of Flamant & Fils in Paris between 1880 and 1891, this side dish or vegetable bowl embodies the pride and heritage of French silversmithing.
The carefully crafted form of this legume rises slightly conical, with a shapely, bulbous body that gently tapers into branch handles. Its smooth surface reflects light and elegance, a perfect addition to any table.
The masterpiece is topped by a sweeping curved lid, crowned by a stylised handle in the shape of an artichoke. This detailed craftsmanship is rounded off with an applied leaf rosette that offers an additional visual appeal.
The mysterious count's coat of arms on the legumiere arouses curiosity and fascination. The resemblance to the city arms of Lille opens a window into history, adds character to the object and connects the owner to the noble past.
With a condition that can be described as superb, this legumiere is more than just a piece of crockery. It is an artistic heirloom, a dialogue between times, an invitation to admire the exceptional craftsmanship and refinement of an era when quality and style went effortlessly hand in hand.
Let this antique legume in solid silver become an incomparable part of your collection and appreciate the genuine craftsmanship that echoes in every detail. A tribute to elegance and a timeless symbol of sophistication and culture.
Dimensions & Details
- Silver 950/-
- Weight 1300 g
- Diameter 22 cm, with handles 27 cm
- Height 19 cm
