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A pair of richly decorated spice vessels made of 950 silver, in the years 1798 - 1809, in France. Openwork silver, each leg is decorated with a semi-plastic head of a lion, the edge is turned, profiled on the outside, and decorated. Inside the dishes there are original, cobalt glasses supported by a silver connector that fastens the legs. The glass is in perfect condition (no cracks or chips). On each of the vessels there are visible French hallmarks for 950 silver (used in the years 1798 - 1809) and the goldsmith's workshop mark in the form of a CLB monogram. Silver weight alone: 127 grams. Height: 75 mm. Diameter: 82 mm. Very good condition of over 200-year-old dishes, visible micro scratches, normal signs of use, the natural patina of time has been preserved on purpose.
