Odiot: Large Oval Dish In Sterling Silver Louis XVI Style, Crossed Ribbons. 1241 Grams.

Large solid silver dish, made by the famous goldsmith Odiot dynasty, around 1900.

The dish is oval in shape, the edges decorated with crossed ribbons, a very fashionable motif during the reign of Louis XVI.
The marli is engraved with a beautiful Mavelot, probably "SH"

It is a beautiful work of old-fashioned goldsmithery, entirely mounted with a hammer. The workmanship is of high quality, the dish is heavy and thick.

It is hallmarked:
. Minerve 1st title before 1973 for silver 950/°°
. Goldsmith's hallmark from Odiot: PR & Cie with an oil lamp
. In full: "Mon Odiot // Prevost & Cie"

This designation and this hallmark were used between 1894 and 1906 when the goldsmith house was formed by Gustave Odiot, Emile Prévost and Paul Edouard Récipon.

Very large Oblong dish, made by the most famous French goldsmith house, at the turn of the 19th century.

43.5x30.5cm
2.8cm tall

1241 grams

Good condition. Scratches from use, oxidation spots and some shocks.

Hand-delivered in Paris or sent by insured Colissimo.

France: 20€
Europe: 25€
World: 50€