拍品专文
The coat-of-arms is that of Prince Ruspoli, of Venice. In 1839, Prince Napoléon married Princess Christina Ruspoli.
细节
A SILVER-GILT NAPOLEON III DOUBLE SALT-CELLAR AND MATCHING MUSTARD-POT
by P.A. Turquet, Paris, circa 1860
Each realistically chased as an open-winged eagle on rock, bearing a shell on its back, the mustard-pot with hinged cover applied with a small spiral shell finial, each piece applied with accole coat-of-arms. mustard-pot 10.4 cm, salt and pepper-cellar 9 cm high
(1,288 gr) (2)
by P.A. Turquet, Paris, circa 1860
Each realistically chased as an open-winged eagle on rock, bearing a shell on its back, the mustard-pot with hinged cover applied with a small spiral shell finial, each piece applied with accole coat-of-arms. mustard-pot 10.4 cm, salt and pepper-cellar 9 cm high
(1,288 gr) (2)