This small silver cup, crafted in France in the second half of the 19th century, was originally intended as an egg cup or a toothpick holder. The form is rooted in neoclassical tradition, with a gently flared bowl, slender stem, and a distinctly tiered round foot. The surface is adorned with precise guilloché – a mechanically engraved, rhythmic geometric pattern that gives the silver a subtle, textured depth. At the center, an engraved monogram 'JV' is framed in an elliptical laurel wreath, adding personalized character and suggesting its role as a bespoke or commemorative piece. French Minerva hallmark (950/1000) and a silversmith’s mark confirm the authenticity and high silver content. The cool, slightly matte silver finish reflects light softly and evenly, showing a uniform patina. The piece is preserved in good condition – with no dents, deep scratches, or traces of restoration, and only a delicate patina attesting to its age.The cup echoes the spirit of 19th-century France, where ne
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Height6.5 cm
Length4.5 cm
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Length4.5 cm
Height6.5 cm
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