Oval serving dish in 950-thousandths silver, the edge chased with a frieze of palmettes (scratches from use and minor bumps).
Engraved on the reverse "M. Loth N°18 1er titre".
M. O. : Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS, active in Paris as a silversmith from 1794 to 1832.
Early 19th century.
Length : 40 cm - Weight : 1 283 g

Note: Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS extended his activity from cabinetmaker to silversmith at the end of the 18th century, becoming silversmith to the First Consul Bonaparte and then to Emperor Napoleon from 1804.
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Lot no. 12

Oval serving dish in 950-thousandths silver, the edge chased with a frieze of palmettes (scratches from use and minor bumps). Engraved on the reverse "M. Loth N°18 1er titre". M. O. : Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS, active in Paris as a silversmith from 1794 to 1832. Early 19th century. Length : 40 cm - Weight : 1 283 g Note: Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS extended his activity from cabinetmaker to silversmith at the end of the 18th century, becoming silversmith to the First Consul Bonaparte and then to Emperor Napoleon from 1804.

Estimate
€800 - €1,200
Result
€2,500
Buyer's premium
28.8%
Oval serving dish in 950-thousandths silver, the edge chased with a frieze of palmettes (scratches from use and minor bumps). Engraved on the reverse "M. Loth N°18 1er titre". M. O. : Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS, active in Paris as a silversmith from 1794 to 1832. Early 19th century. Length : 40 cm - Weight : 1 283 g Note: Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS extended his activity from cabinetmaker to silversmith at the end of the 18th century, becoming silversmith to the First Consul Bonaparte and then to Emperor Napoleon from 1804.
Sale Sunday 12 April・11:00 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon 1 ter, boulevard de la République 92210 Saint-Cloud