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Lot 145

A French opaline gorge de pigeon table bell, circa 1820-30

18 May 2016, 10:30 BST
London, Knightsbridge

£1,300 - £1,600

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A French opaline gorge de pigeon table bell, circa 1820-30

The ormolu ring handle cast as a garland of flowers with a foliate terminal, the clapper also in ormolu, 10.5cm high

Footnotes

Provenance:
Sold by Roger Imbert, 1984
The Léon Darnis Collection
Collection of King Wilhelm II of Wurttemberg, Coburg Castle

Literature:
Illustrated by Fernando Montes de Oca, L'Age D'or Du Verre en France (2001), pl.550, p.401.

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