Antique French Paris Large Sterling Silver Beaker Goblet or Cup | 18th C

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An exceptional antique French sterling silver timbale, dating to the 18th century. The vessel is finely worked in a classical … Read more An exceptional antique French sterling silver timbale, dating to the 18th century. The vessel is finely worked in a classical tulip form, adorned with an swag motif encircling the body. The design is further enriched by a beaded frieze above the round, domed foot, demonstrating the refined decorative vocabulary characteristic of French silversmithing of the period.

The timbale bears engraved initials “LP” to one side, likely indicating an original owner or family association, adding a layer of historical interest and provenance. The restrained ornamentation and balanced proportions reflect the sophistication and technical mastery of French silver in the 18th C.

"Timbale" is the French term for stemless goblets or tumblers used for wine and other drinks.

French Marks include;
Poincon de Charge- Crowned A (mark used 1783-1789)
Poincon de Maître-Orfevre) or maker’s Punch JFR-orfevre is being researched.
Maison Commune –Paris- for 1787
Poincon de Decharge-Paris (mark used 1781-1789)

Measurement;s 4 3/4” high, top diameter is 3 ¾”, base diameter is 2 1/8”, 146 grams

Condition Report; in very good condition for age in accordance with use for an item dating to the late 1700's. Surface scratches and minor dings. Base and top edge have some dings.

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