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Mercury and Bacchus silver-gilt candelabrum, part of the Grand Service, by Paul Storr, after a design by John Flaxman
English, 1810-1817
Royal Collection Trust (created for George IV when Prince of Wales)
Another great picture from Gerhard Gluck 😊
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Helping the Jungle Cruise Skippers earn some extra bucks. And great food too
Jean-Baptiste Claude Odiot (1763-1850) silversmith. Painting by Robert Lefevre
from Wikipedia:
“Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte gave him many prestigious commissions for himself and his family, such as the sacred scepter and sword and the King of Rome's cradle. Immense dinner services were ordered by Pauline Borghèse, by her mother and by the Emperor himself.
“In 1802 Odiot was awarded a gold medal in the third Exposition de l’Industrie in Paris. He executed a travelling service (c. 1795–1809) for Napoleon and a large table service (1798–1809; Munich, Residenz) for Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria (1756–1825). Odiot’s most complex work was a set of dressing-table furniture made for Empress Marie Louise in 1810 (destr. 1832).
Table for ‘After-the-Theater Snack’, 1936.