Pratas

Tembladeira
Prata Portuguesa
Marca de ensaiador de Lisboa (séc. XVII/1720)
Marca de ourives Eugénio da Costa - “ENDC”
Lisboa, séc. XVII (segunda metade)
Dim.: 15 x 27 x 20,5 cm
Peso: 415 g

Drinking cup (tembladeira)
Portuguese silver
Lisbon’s assayer mark (17th century/1720)
Silversmith’s mark, Eugénio da Costa – “ENDC”
17th century (2nd half)
15 x 27 x 20.5 cm
Weight: 415 g
Certificate of Authenticity S. Ruival and H. Braga

Prata Portuguesa, séc. XVII / XVIII
Marca de ensaiador do Porto
Marca de ourives do Porto não identificado A/VR
Diâm.: 34,0 cm
Peso: 541,0 g

Salver
Silver, 17th / 18th century
Unidentified Makers Mark A/VR, Oporto City Mark
Diam. 34,0 cm
Weight 541,0 g
Prov.: J.M.J., Lisbon
Certificate of Authenticity: S. Ruival and H. Braga

Gadrooned Portuguese silver salver.
The twenty-six reverse grooved equal sized sections centered by a circular raised plain roundel framed by a ribbed rim.

Grand Plat en Vermeil
Palerme, 1623– 1624
Attribué à l'orfèvre Giancola Viviano
Poinçon du consul Francesco Raguseo
Diam. : 44,4 cm
Poids: 1 482 grammes

Um recipiente de água-benta feito em prata
Portugal, séc. XVIII
Dim: 27 x 17.5 cm
Proveniência: Coleção de JMJ, Lisboa

A Silver Holy Water Bowl
Portugal, 18th c.
Dim: 27 x 17.5 cm
Prov.: J.M.J. collection, Lisbon