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Nos ventes aux enchères d'argenterie présentent régulièrement des pièces de haute qualité du 16e au 20e siècle. Les pièces d'orfèvrerie proposées dans nos ventes proviennent non seulement de manufactures suisses, mais aussi de centres de production d'argenterie de renommée historique mondiale, tels que Londres, Augsbourg, Paris, Moscou, Saint-Pétersbourg, Turin et Nuremberg. Dans chacun des catalogues dédiés à l’argenterie, nous proposons également des pièces fonctionnelles et élégantes qui sauront sublimer n'importe quelle table. Dans nos ventes Koller ibid, exclusivement sur internet, vous trouverez également de nombreuses trouvailles à prix abordables.

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RÉSULTATS SÉLECTIONNÉS Argenterie


"COCONUT" TANKARD WITH SILVER-GILT MOUNT

Probably Switzerland (Sion), 16th century.
Round base on three flat feet in the shape of angel heads. Cuppa made of an unfinished coconut set with three flat, ornamented clasps. High lip rim engraved with foliage. S-shaped handle with the same decoration, a female fish as a thumb rest. The lid also made of coconut set with clasps with a central, flat finial. Engraved coat of arms, initials F+P and the year [15]86, presumably the coat of arms of a tailors' guild.
H 18.5 cm.
"COCONUT" TANKARD WITH SILVER-GILT MOUNT
"COCONUT" TANKARD WITH SILVER-GILT MOUNT

CHF 18 750

GOLD AND ENAMEL BOX WITH MINIATURE PORTRAIT

St. Petersburg, 1780s. Indistinct maker's mark.
Oval box with monochrome enamel decoration in turquoise with white accents. Applied enamel miniature portrait of a gentleman in uniform on the hinged lid, framed by 79 small old-cut diamonds, 43 half pearls and more than 80 diamond roses.
W 8.5 cm, H 2.6 cm, 195 g.
GOLD AND ENAMEL BOX WITH MINIATURE PORTRAIT
GOLD AND ENAMEL BOX WITH MINIATURE PORTRAIT

CHF 45 000

LARGE REPRESENTATIVE DISPLAY PLATE

London, 1717/18. Maker's mark Paul de Lamerie.
Round shape with a rim of strong, slightly twisted gadroons and a wavy frieze. Large coat of arms engraving in the center. The rather sober design of the plate is contrasted by the magnificent and fine coat of arms engraving in the center. An elaborate, symmetrically designed cartouche of rocaille, vases and floral decorations is engraved in a circle on a horizontally hatched background, flanked by two shield holders. In the middle of the cartouche is the crowned coat of arms of Melusine Baroness von der Schulenburg. From 1691, she was the mistress of the then Elector Prince Georg Ludwig (1660-1727) of Brunswick-Lüneburg. When he ascended the English throne as George I in 1714, Melusine followed her lover to England. In 1716, he bestowed upon her the non-hereditary title of Duchess of Munster, which can be traced back to the ducal crown above her coat of arms. Also in 1716, Paul de Lamerie, the maître of the plate on offer, was appointed royal goldsmith by George I. Against the backdrop of this historical context, the large representative display plate appears to have been commissioned by the English king for Melusine Baroness von der Schulenburg.
D 58 cm, 4390 g.
LARGE REPRESENTATIVE DISPLAY PLATE
LARGE REPRESENTATIVE DISPLAY PLATE

CHF 70 000

IMPORTANT GOLD AND ENAMEL TABATIÈRE

Paris, ca. 1770. Maker's mark Charles Le Bastier.
Oval box with a flat hinged lid. The wall decorated all around with gray-white speckled enamel and with oval, green enameled medallions, each decorated with a bas-relief in gold. The lid with an oval medallion on a green background with a gold frame decorated with laurel and flowers and a central bas-relief of Marie Antoinette (1755-1793). The inside of the lid contains an oval frame with hair arranged in a diamond shape behind a small glass panel with a forget-me-not motif, which probably originates from Marie-Antoinette. As with most tabatières made by Le Bastier, the inner base of the box is stamped with the reference number (here No. 504). Original storage box made of green lizard leather.
L: 6.6 cm, 100 g.
IMPORTANT GOLD AND ENAMEL TABATIÈRE
IMPORTANT GOLD AND ENAMEL TABATIÈRE

CHF 16 250

NATURALISTIC TEA SERVICE

Japan, ca. 1890 (Meiji period). Probably manufactured by Sadajiro Musashiya.
Comprising: a teapot, a water ewer, a bowl, a lidded bowl, a tea strainer, and a tray, in original wooden box. All pieces are extremely detailed and naturalistically designed in the form of lotus flowers and pistils with insects, frogs and snails. The design of this tea service follows the tradition of Japanese ivory and wood carvings.
L Tray 41.5 cm, total 3230 g.
NATURALISTIC TEA SERVICE
NATURALISTIC TEA SERVICE

CHF 23 750

BOTTLE WITH SCREW CAP

Gdansk, ca. 1680. Maker's mark Johann Gottfried Holl.
Parcel-gilt. Pear-shaped bottle on a circular foot ring. The walls are opulently chased and punched with acanthus leaves and fruit. Screw cap with a wavy rim and hinged handle.
H 20.5 cm, 745 g.
BOTTLE WITH SCREW CAP
BOTTLE WITH SCREW CAP

CHF 10 625

SET OF SIX CANDLESTICKS

Edinburgh, 1772/73. Maker's mark Patrick Robertson.
Column-shaped shaft on a square plinth. Engraved initial H under a crown. Drip pan unmarked.
H 16 cm, 3,465 g.
SET OF SIX CANDLESTICKS
SET OF SIX CANDLESTICKS

CHF 10 625

SILVER-GILT EWER WITH BASIN

Nuremberg, ca. 1636-39. Maker's mark Johann III. Wolff.
The ewer and basin are closely related and form a compositional unit. The oval basin has a curved rim decorated with chased and punched scrolls and shells. Four cartouches are directed to the center of the basin and are decorated with putti riding sea monsters. The ewer has a tall, baluster-shaped foot, and features the continuation of the design of the basin. Short spout with a sculpted dolphin head. Lion finial with escutcheon and engraved coat of arms of the Harsdorf family of Enderndorf under Baronial crown. The foot of the ewer of later date.
Basin 46 × 38 cm, ewer H 24.5 cm. Total weight 1,770 g.
SILVER-GILT EWER WITH BASIN
SILVER-GILT EWER WITH BASIN

CHF 34 800

Chope au dauphin, Angleterre James II

London, 1686/87, with probably later additions. Unidentified Maker's mark YT.
Cylindrical, solid tankard, on a profiled foot with a circumferential frieze band. Smooth walls with an engraved alliance coat of arms with crest. Slightly domed lid, decorated with acanthus and circumferential frieze. Curved handle designed as a dolphin, sculpted lion figure as the thumb rest.
H 23 cm; 1,665 g.
Chope au dauphin, Angleterre James II
Chope au dauphin, Angleterre James II

CHF 9 375

TWELVE SILVER-GILT PLATES

London, 1767/68. Maker's mark Sebastian & James Crespell.
Curved round shape with circumferential profiles and a gadrooned rim. Engraved coat of arms of the von Bernstorff family with the motto: Hier weislich dort glücklich. The von Bernstorff family originates from the Bernstorf family in Mecklenburg and is a member of the Mecklenburg nobility. The family has brought forth numerous dignitaries, especially politicians and diplomats with connections to England and Denmark.
Ø 24.5 cm, 6,590 g.
TWELVE SILVER-GILT PLATES
TWELVE SILVER-GILT PLATES

CHF 9 375