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Tureen

ClassificationsDECORATIVE ARTS
Date1750
Mediumsilver
Dimensions10 1/2 x 10 1/2 in. (26.7 x 26.7 cm.)
MarkingsMark (G 2204) [fully marked on underside of base and flange of cover]
Credit LineThe Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Page
Label TextThis silver tureen was made by Paul de Lamerie, the son of a minor Huguenot nobleman who had moved to London to escape religious persecution in France. Many French Protestant artists and craftsmen had important careers in exile and are credited with bringing the curvaceous rococo style to England. One of the most sought-after silversmiths of his day, de Lamerie attracted such customers as Catherine the Great of Russia, John V of Portugal, and numerous members of the British aristocracy.
Status
On view
Object number56.5
Photography © 2014 Fredrik Nilsen
London, ca.1805
Object number: 63.30
Photography © 2015 Fredrik Nilsen
Adam Weisweiler
1785
Object number: 27.21
Punch Ladle
Robert Garrard II
1843
Object number: 59.27
Ginger jar [1 of 2]
Unknown
ca. 1675
Object number: 63.96.1
George III Basket
William Stroud
1794-1795
Object number: 99.13
Charles II Tankard
S. E.
1682
Object number: 96.13
Photography © 2014 Fredrik Nilsen
Harry Powell
1906
Object number: 2014.16
Turkish Style Sugar Bowl
n.d.
Object number: 2001.41.3
Turkish Style Creamer
n.d.
Object number: 2001.41.2
Turkish Style Coffee Pot
n.d.
Object number: 2001.41.1
Unknown, American
ca. 1820
Object number: 59.56.4
Ives Family Coat of Arms
Rebecca Ives Gilman
1763
Object number: 2016.11.11