Demidoff tureen
This sumptuous tureen was first manufactured in 1817, as part of a set of 219 pieces commissioned by Count Demidoff. The original piece is presently exhibited at the Louvre museum, in Paris.
- Type Sterling silver
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Finishes
- Sterling Silver
- Silver gilt
- Dimensions 15 kg – 39 cm (L) × 65 cm (h)
- Collection Masterpieces
- Reference 17651934V
This masÂterÂpiece has been designed to conÂtain stew or ear and was very fashÂionÂable in the 17th and 18th cenÂturies. It was gradÂuÂalÂly replaced using soup tureen.
RichÂly decÂoÂratÂed with ornaÂments charÂacÂterÂisÂtic of the Empire time, such as vines, palm leaves and foliage, this masÂterÂpiece decÂoÂrates your table, offerÂing splenÂdor and wonÂderÂment to your guests.
The origÂiÂnal piece of the DemidÂoff tureen is on disÂplay at the LouÂvre MuseÂum in Paris.
This emblemÂatÂic piece of OdiÂot requires more than 230 hours of work and symÂbolÂizes the excepÂtionÂal know-how of our goldsmiths.
