Antique French Pewter Bowl circa 1880
A lovely antique French pewter bowl with a scalloped rim from France circa 1880. Please notice that each of the three feet features a portrait of a lion head where the foot joins the bowl. Used every day pewter in France became wonderfully ornamented toward the end of the nineteenth century. The stamped figure of the angel on the underside refers to the actual maker who branded each individual piece they made.
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DIMENSIONS
9.00" w x 9.00" d x 3.25" h
22.86cm w x 22.86cm d x 8.26cm h
A lovely antique French pewter bowl with a scalloped rim from France circa 1880. Please notice that each of the three feet features a portrait of a lion head where the foot joins the bowl. Used every day pewter in France became wonderfully ornamented toward the end of the nineteenth century. The stamped figure of the angel on the underside refers to the actual maker who branded each individual piece they made.