Rare pan in solid silver, punctuated in the old man 1st title (Paris, 950/1000), in use between 1819 and 1838. Mounted on a blackened wooden handle, it has a discreet spout and a sober shape, typical of precious utensils from the beginning of the 19th century. In silver, therefore not intended for daily cooking served in aristocratic or bourgeois environments, to heat sauces, milk or chocolate. The quality of the metal, the finesse of the assembly and the state hallmark attest to a work of vintage catering / July monarchy. Port costs include packaging costs (solid cardboard and protective materials), as well as the sales costs taken from us by platforms which include the shipping costs. The spring of centuries offers it art and collection objects from the 18th century to the present day.
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