Pierre-Jacques MEURICE (Acquitted in 1806) - Lot 114

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Pierre-Jacques MEURICE (Acquitted in 1806) - Lot 114
Pierre-Jacques MEURICE (Acquitted in 1806) Silver (950) oil and vinegar set with an octagonal base encircled by an openwork gallery featuring crossbars and resting on four claw feet. It features two baskets with friezes of water leaves in openwork design and a band of Vestal Virgins, as well as a tapered stem with beveled sides topped by a fruit basket whose handle serves as a grip. Includes two cut crystal carafes with their stoppers. Paris, Empire Period Mark: Head of a Greek woman, First Rooster, 1st title, guaranteed for Paris; Silversmith: PM—ear of wheat within a crescent Weight: 676 gr Openwork gallery on one of the baskets needs repair; minor imperfections The silversmith is the father-in-law of François-Désiré Froment-Meurice, having married Françoise Giroux—the widow of Jean François Froment—in 1804.
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