Silver metal gravy boat, Louis XVI style, from the Christofle house, period between 1844 and 1935

Silver metal gravy boat, Louis XVI style, from the Christofle house, period between 1844 and 1935
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Oval gravy boat with two handles decorated with crowns on a silver metal pedestal.
Hallmarks from the Christofle goldsmith's house, model n°2320513.
Period between 1844 and 1935. 
Dimensions: H 9 x W 30.5 x D 21 cm

Christofle 
The Christofle company was founded in 1830 by Charles Christofle. In 1842, he bought the patents for gilding and silvering by electrolysis from the Frenchman Henri de Ruolz and the Englishman Elkington. This technique gave birth to silver metal in France.
Maison Christofle supplied King Louis-Philippe, who, in 1846, ordered a table service for the Château d'Eu. The company became famous after ordering a 4,000-piece set in 1851. 
The scale mark is the goldsmith's mark used by Maison Christofle from 1844 to 1935.

Ref: 32RTOFSJXL

Style Louis XVI (Silver Shaped Pieces of Louis XVI Style)
Period 20th century (Silver Shaped Pieces 20th century)
Goldsmith / Silversmith Christofle
Country of origin France
Length (cm) 30,5
Height (cm) 9
Depth (cm) 21
Materials Silver plated metal
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
Location 37230, Luynes, France
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