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Silver dish designed by de Rudder for Wolfers, Brussel, Belgium 1892-1900

$1,449.70

£1,083.32

€1,225

CA$2,018.64

A$2,169.24

CHF 1,163.92

MX$25,552.34

NOK 14,635.05

SEK 13,369.03

DKK 9,338.27

About the Item

Silver dish designed by de Rudder for Wolfers, Brussel, Belgium 1892-1900 A silver dish made of silver with 800/000 purity of silver, designed by Isidore de Rudder (Isidore Lievin De Rudder 1855-1943) for Wolfers Frères (Philip Wolfers, 1856-1919), Brussel, Belgium. This silver dish in Rococo style, raised on three legs with floral and leaf motifs is designed by de Rudder and designed for Wolfers during 1892-1900. Wolfers is a Belgian jewelry and silversmithing house, founded in Brussels in 1850 by Louis François Guillaume Wolfers (1820-1892). In 1852, Louis registered his maker's mark, a boar's head crowned with the letter W, which served as the company's symbol. From 1877, Louis' sons, Philippe (1858-1929), Max (1859-1953), and Robert (1867-1959), became actively involved in the company. In 1885, after Philippe's marriage to Sophie Wildstädter, the company's name was changed to Louis Wolfers père et fils. After Louis's death in 1892, the company was renamed Wolfers Frères, and the maker's mark was changed to three five-pointed stars in triangle. The dish has the hallmark of Wolfers Frères (three five-pointed stars in triangle) The hallmark of Isidore de Rudder The Dutch import mark, Dutch silversmith mark of A. Bonebakker Zn, 800 mark (800/000) and the "Z" Dutch hallmark for 800/000 (1953-) The measurement is 4,4 cm high and 16,5 cm diagonal The weight is 206 grams

Creator:
Isidore De Rudder (Designer),Wolfers Frères (Maker)
Dimensions:
Height: 1.74 in (4.4 cm)Diameter: 6.5 in (16.5 cm)
Materials and Techniques:
Silver
Place of Origin:
Belgium
Period:
Late 19th Century
Date of Manufacture:
1892-1900
Condition:
Wear consistent with age and use.
Seller Location:
Delft, NL
Reference Number:
Seller: M20351stDibs: LU3465145995652

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