Late 19th Century French Louis XV Style 950 Sterling Silver Handle & Floral Vine Gilt Copper Cake Server
This cake server is designed for the art of elegant afternoon tea. The handle is meticulously crafted from France's finest 950 sterling silver (Minerva 1st Standard), complemented by a warm Vermeil gold-plated, generously sized serving surface. As this stunning piece, shimmering with the dual tones of silver and gold, slices through a cake, an exquisite sense of occasion naturally unfolds. It is a rare treasure for collectors and aficionados of refined tablescapes.
• Handle: French 950 Sterling Silver (Octagonal Minerva 1st Standard Mark). The handle embodies the quintessential Louis XV style, featuring three-dimensional acanthus leaves and scrollwork embellishments that extend to the end of the grip, showcasing exceptionally intricate craftsmanship.
• Serving Surface: Gilt Copper (Vermeil). The serving surface is hand-engraved with fresh, naturalistic floral vines, creating a perfect visual balance with the ornate handle.
• Date: Circa 1880 - 1900 (Made in France).
• Length: Approximately 28.5 cm (A grand size, ideal for slicing entire cakes and pies).
• Condition: Fully functional for use. As an antique piece with a century of history, it bears marks of its age, which should be considered before purchase.
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- Sterling Silver
- How It's Made
- Handmade
- Where It's Made
- France
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- No.11,413 - Kitchen & Dining | No.355 - Cutlery & Flatware
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- Antique and Vintage
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- This cake server is crafted for the most elegant afternoon tea. The handle is made from France's highest grade 950 sterling silver (Minerva 1st Standard), while the broad serving surface is finished with a warm Vermeil gold plating.
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