1990's Sterling Silver Flatware, Beaugency by Souche-Lapparra

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Ref # 33 4000 Photo 10
Item Description : A superb Sterling Silver 4-pc Place-Setting, Beaugency.
Pattern : 33- Beaugency
… Read more Ref # 33 4000 Photo 10
Item Description : A superb Sterling Silver 4-pc Place-Setting, Beaugency.
Pattern : 33- Beaugency
Renaissance Style, Designed by Olier & Caron, Circa 1865, Termed : “Spring or Festoon of Flowers” The Italian taste of the renaissance is the predominating character of this style , Violin Shape spatula decorated with high relief floral and foliage motives, enhanced with a mask, the stem outlined with double thread which add the gracefulness to this pattern.
Made in : France in 1990’s - Supplier : Souche Lapparra
Marked : Hall Mark Souche Lapparra with Paris Paris Assay office Hall Mark Title 1
Retail : $ 1,950.00 Wholesale: $ 1,250.00
Guilde des orfèvres selected in 1996 exquisite patterns from 120 hidden treasure of refined Parisian elegance, to be introduced to the US market.
Souche Lapparra is a prestigious Parisian firm, founded by Albert Souche, Maître Orfèvre in 1896 when Paris was the center of Silversmithing Excellence. He enjoyed a high reputation not only in France but throughout Europe.
Quantity Available : 1
Condition : New, Showroom Samples, Never Being Used.
Size : Dinner Knife 10", Dinner Fork 8.5" , Dessert Spoon & fork 7.3/8", Coffee Spoon 5.25"
Please Note : Size May Slightly Vary per Pattern
Provenance : Guilde des Orfevres was Souche-Lapparra Distributor in the U.S.A., Purchased from Souche-Lapparra- Paris in 1990's
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