TWO SMALL SILVER ROUNDED CUTTERS, MASTER ORFÈVRE CHARLES JOSEPH GHISBRECHT LE JEUNE, 18th CENTURY -
one with a flat base, the other resting on a frame, the edges with contours and net mouldings, the scarified wing. Engraved under the edge of the base for the first, AID and for the
second, P.S.

Hallmark of the master goldsmith Charles Joseph Ghisbrecht the young, received in 1713, Lille, 1721-1723 for the largest; the second inscribed only with the hallmark of the same master goldsmith; the absence of the jurand letter does not allow to date it

precisely.

Two small silver cups, Lille, 1721-1723 for one and 1713-1765 for the

other oneDIAM

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14.8 AND 13.5 CM - WEIGHT: 262 GR - 5 7/8 X 5 1/4 IN - 9.2

OZ.

These two cups are described and illustrated in Nicole Cartier's book "Les goldsmiths de Lille", ed. Peeters, Louvain, 2007, vol. II, p. 595, No. 108.