Can anyone identify the silversmith of tea strainer?
Best regards
Tea strainer
Tea strainer
Hello everyone,
Can anyone identify the silversmith of tea strainer?
Best regards
Can anyone identify the silversmith of tea strainer?
Best regards
Re: Tea strainer
I forgot to add the Minerva sign.
Re: Tea strainer
Lepicier veuve (widow) & Bouclier, rue de Montmorency 11, Paris, mark ("FB" with a blade of wheat and sickle) registered 11 Oct 1890 and cancelled 11 Feb 1892.
The partnership was created on 8 Oct 1890 between Ernestine Victoire Marie Vivien (b. 1859), widow of Alphonse Marie Lepicier (1853-1890) (who used the mark "AL" with the same devices 1884-1890) and Charles Claude Bouclier-Falconnet (b. 1854) and was dissolved on 1 Jan 1892. Bouclier-Falconnet continued on his own for a few years (using the mark "CB" with the same devices - a blade of wheat and sickle, from 11 Feb 1892 to 17 Oct 1894) after which he appears to have left the trade for a career in the military.
Hope this helps!
The partnership was created on 8 Oct 1890 between Ernestine Victoire Marie Vivien (b. 1859), widow of Alphonse Marie Lepicier (1853-1890) (who used the mark "AL" with the same devices 1884-1890) and Charles Claude Bouclier-Falconnet (b. 1854) and was dissolved on 1 Jan 1892. Bouclier-Falconnet continued on his own for a few years (using the mark "CB" with the same devices - a blade of wheat and sickle, from 11 Feb 1892 to 17 Oct 1894) after which he appears to have left the trade for a career in the military.
Hope this helps!