French Silver Wine Tasters (Taste-Vin)

18th century French silver tastevin. Inscribed on front rim "J. C. Godart, A Ma L'Sur Ay". Stylized serpent handle. Denting to sides. 4.5in at widest. Partial hallmarks to underside. 2.6 ozt.

19th C French Silver Tastevin, Double Snakes as Handle, Napoleon Coin marked un decime 1814 BB. 2.75 inches diameter, 3.5 inches including handle.

AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER TASTEVIN, maker's mark 'I.B', chased with fruiting vine and beaded hearts. 10cm across handle, 2.2 troy ounces

(3) FRENCH SILVER TASTEVIN CUPS the smaller with incised handle marked ‘SINE BACCHO FRIGET VENUS’, contemporary Minerva mark for 925, 3.5in., the others with inset French 18th century silver coins

19th C French Silver Tastevin, Double Snakes As Handle, Napoleon Coin Marked Un Decime 1814 Bb. 2.75 Inches Diameter, 3.5 Inches Including Handle. This Lot Has Been Re-listed As It Was Purchased By A

A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER TASTEVIN with shellwork pattered body, by Louis Ravinet & Charles Denfert, 1891-1911, 10cm long, 44 grams.

Vintage French silver tastevin with etched filigree detail around rim gathered botanical motif for handle and a pressed glass insert with a star pattern its base, stamped with Minerve 1st hallmark, si

Comprising: a plated silver taste vin cast with a grape motif, engraved "Bline Aloxe 1794" (3 1/2"D); a French silver taste vin, the thumb rest set with the Confrerie des Chevaliers du Taste vins, fai

Each with a silver coin bottom, one French with hallmarks, including Bjorn mark, having a repousse surround decorated with grapes and vines, with a looped serpent-form handle (3-1/8 x 4-1/8 in.); the

A French silver quaich / taste de vin with soapstone style lining. Approx. 5 3/4" wide overall

(4) PIECE SILVER GROUP including a Gorham pierced bowl, a tastevin serpent handled cup with inlaid 1774 French silver coin, a flower form dish, and a bread tray, all stamped or tested silver, longest

An assembled group of various silver objects to include: one F. Ramirez (Mexican) ladle, two tea cady spoons, one folding tastevin spoon, a French tastevin cup, a cohr bracelet, a cigarette case with

An early silver taste vin marked G.B. London.

An early 19th C. French silver brandy taster, monogrammed. Provenance: purchased in Biarritz, 1928. Un dégustateur de brandy en argent, France, début 19e siècle, avec initiales.

A silver taste du vin, A silver taste du vin, by John Henry Odell, London 1968, the handle modelled as two entwined snakes, the bowl with embossed vine leaves, 11cm wide 3.12ozt Condition Report: Resi

A French silver tete du vin with fruiting vine decoration. Approx. 2 3/4" long

French parcel-gilded silver hand seal in the Japonesque taste, the side stamped with the boar's head silver guarantee mark and semi-legible maker's mark 'EC' possibly for Edouard Corvasier, the taperi

A French enameled silver gilt chalice, fashioned in Neo-Gothic taste, early 20th century, the inverted bell shape cup rising on a knobbed hexagonal standard and a star shaped base fitted with plique a

Antique French silver-plated mirror in the Louis XVI taste with foliate decoration, monogrammed, maker's mark present on underside. Mirror: 11.5" H x 8.75" W, Frame: 18.5" H x 14.5" W.

A (lot of 3) French silver metal clock with garniture, 19th century, executed in the Gothic taste, the clock having a fleur de lys finial, above a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, marked on vers

French silver vermeil dessert set by Soufflot, 19th c., France, .950 silver with gold wash finish, the spoon bowls and knife blade decorated in the Japonaise taste with flowering branches, includes se

A French Tetard Freres .950 silver open serving bowl, early 20th century fashioned in the Louis XV taste, the deep well basin cast with twin cantilevered leafy handles and a conforming leafy surround,

Maison Odiot French silver handled luncheon knives, each struck with controle and guarante to handles, the blades signed "M on Odiot / PR & Cie" in the Louis XVI taste, with reeded bellflower stop-flu

Maison Odiot French Silver Fish Fork and Knife, each struck with controle and guarante, the silver blade stamped, in the Louis XVI taste, with reeded bellflower stop-fluted handles terminating in wrea