Caption

Écuelle by Louis I Dulaurier, goldsmith; tableware element. Body in the form of a smooth, circular bowl with two horizontal handles ending in shells. The cover is arched, decorated with racailles and a grid, with a handle bearing a relief male bust in a laurel wreath. Engraved on both parts is a coat of arms under a count's crown (three-field: on the right, a tower on a rock on an azure field; on the left, two bulls on a gold field; above, three stars on a blue field). Dates: 1690, 1760–1761. Vessel, height 13 cm, width 28.8 cm, depth 17.2 cm.

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26A40_369

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Rights managed

Available size

22.9Mb (2.4Mb) / 13.0in x 6.8in / 3913 x 2044 (300dpi)

Keywords

Écuelle Louis I Dulaurier goldsmith tableware element Body form smooth circular bowl two horizontal handles ending shells cover arched decorated racailles grid handle bearing relief male bust laurel wreath Engraved parts coat arms under count's crown three-field right tower rock azure field left two bulls gold field three stars blue field Dates 1690 1760–1761 Vessel height 13 cm width 28.8 cm depth 17.2 cm silver metal covered dish domed lid rounded base sits pale gray surface light gray background lid ornate finial top engraved decorative patterns across upper portion body engraved emblems slightly reflective somewhat worn surface pair flat handles extend horizontally side curled decorative visible colors silver light gray pale gray.