Антикварная шоколадница из серебра

An antique chocolate bowl of graceful form by French masters of the late nineteenth century. The body of the object is made of silver, the surface is wavy and visually resembles a light airy meringue or marshmallow. The object has a curved spout and a lid with gilding inside and an elegant figured handle made of solid ebony. The lid of the piece bears a clear octagonal hallmark with the image of Minerva's head, indicating the highest 950 silver hallmark. The main difference between the chocolate bowl and the teapot is its vertical shape and single side handle. This rare piece will become a worthy decoration of any collection and a testament to the owner's high taste.