Silver Gold Gilt Ladle - Page Freres - Repousse Baroque - France  1901 - 1905

Page Freres was a French silver maker that operated in Paris from 1901 to 1905. 

They were known for producing high-quality silverware and serving sets, often 

with intricate designs and motifs. They used the .950 silver standard, which means 

that their silver items contained 95% pure silver and 5% other metals. 

Their maker’s mark was a diamond-shaped lozenge with the letters P and F on 

either side of a star. You can see an example of their work in this silver serving 

ladle, which features floral patterns. 

Page Freres was one of the many silver makers that contributed to the 

French tradition of excellence in silver craftsmanship.

Made for export by Page Freres, 7 rue Reaumur, Paris, c. 1901-1905.

Stunning Piece with no name on the finial - Great gift

Weighs 25grams and is 15.5cm long with the bowl 4cm

In a lovely velvet pouch

Happy to combine shipping

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