Chased Silver Collection

Stem Cup, Tang dynasty (A. D. 618-907), 9th century. Creator: Unknown
Stem Cup, Tang dynasty (A.D. 618-907), 9th century

Double Salt (one of a pair), Paris, 1798 / 1809. Creators: Martin-Guillaume Biennais
Double Salt (one of a pair), Paris, 1798/1809

Four Light Candelabrum (one of a pair), Paris, 1809 / 19. Creator
Four Light Candelabrum (one of a pair), Paris, 1809/19

Console Table, Rome, c. 1740. Creator: Unknown
Console Table, Rome, c. 1740

Pair of Double Salts, Paris, 1798 / 1809. Creator: Martin-Guillaume Biennais
Pair of Double Salts, Paris, 1798/1809

Ascot Cup, London, 1825 / 26. Creator: Paul Storr
Ascot Cup, London, 1825/26

Pair of Candelabra, London, 1757 / 58. Creator: James Paltro
Pair of Candelabra, London, 1757/58

The Foundry of Precious Metals (engraving)
1094612 The Foundry of Precious Metals (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Foundry of Precious Metals)

The Extraction of Precious Metals (engraving)
1094611 The Extraction of Precious Metals (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Extraction of Precious Metals)

The Anglo-Jewish Exhibition at the Albert Hall (litho)
1050453 The Anglo-Jewish Exhibition at the Albert Hall (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Anglo-Jewish Exhibition at the Albert Hall)

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"Chased Silver: A Journey Through Time and Craftsmanship" Step into the world of exquisite silverwork as we explore a collection spanning centuries. From a Tang dynasty Stem Cup to Parisian Double Salts, each piece tells a story of skilled creators and their dedication to perfection. Intricately designed by an unknown artist during the 9th century, the Tang dynasty Stem Cup captivates with its delicate details and timeless elegance. Its craftsmanship serves as a testament to the mastery achieved during this golden age. Fast forward several centuries, we encounter Martin-Guillaume Biennais' creation - the Double Salt from Paris in 1798/1809. This masterpiece showcases Biennais' ability to blend classical elements with contemporary flair, resulting in a truly unique piece that stands out among its peers. Continuing our journey through time, we come across a stunning Four Light Candelabrum from early 19th-century Paris. The creator's name may be lost to history, but their talent shines through every meticulously chased detail on this magnificent candelabrum. A Console Table from Rome circa 1740 beckons us next with its elegant curves and ornate carvings. While its creator remains unknown, it exudes grandeur fit for royalty and offers a glimpse into Roman opulence during that era. Returning once again to Martin-Guillaume Biennais' genius, his Pair of Double Salts from Paris in 1798/1809 showcases his versatility as an artist. These salt cellars demonstrate his ability to infuse functionality with artistic beauty seamlessly. Moving towards London in the early 19th century brings us face-to-face with Paul Storr's Ascot Cup. Crafted in 1825/26, this cup exemplifies Storr's impeccable skill at creating pieces that effortlessly combine luxury and practicality. James Paltro's Pair of Candelabra from London in 1757/58 takes us back to a time of refined elegance.