Christine Barrat

Silver & gold auction

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Silver Plated Objects Auction

Beautiful jewelry box engraved decor after a work of François Boucher

entitled "The Dicheur",

All faces decorated with copper engraved copper nineteenth.

In SUPER condition,

Length 13.4 cm

Width 9.2 cm

Height 4.8 cm

Weight 522 grams

Gorgeous engraved jewellery box with decoration inspired by an artwork of François Boucher 

titled “The Finder” 

All the sides are decorated with engraved silver plated copper, from the 19th century

In superb condition

Length: 13.4 cm 

Width: 9.2 cm

Height: 4.8 cm

Weight: 522 grams

Engraved jewellery box - silver plated - B. WICKER - France - 19th century (1800-1900)

In good condition - used condition, showing signs of age and some stains - 522 g

France

Pierre Delaunay professional photographer in Ruffec for 40 years the city where he was born in 1962, like Obelix he fell very young in the potion called "revelator" (parents photographers).

Humanist and social photographer, through his sensitivity he translates in his images the emotion that emerges from the characters.

Many times awarded as a portraitist, he exhibits his works in France and also abroad.

Trainer, judge and international lecturer, he is one of the founders/organizers of the photo-reportage festival Barrobjectif (16)
In 2003, he received a QEP (Qualified European Photographer) in Marriage and, in 2005,
Became the first French MQEP (Master Qualified European Photographer)
It was in Brussels in June 2012 that he was awarded his second MQEP and a third in
Derby in England in June 2015.

Engraved jewellery box - silver plated - B. WICKER - France - 19th century (1800-1900)

Selected by Christine Barrat

Engraved jewellery box - silver plated - B. WICKER - France - 19th century (1800-1900)

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Engraved jewellery box - silver plated - B. WICKER - France - 19th century (1800-1900)

Selected by Christine Barrat

Engraved jewellery box - silver plated - B. WICKER - France - 19th century (1800-1900)