Tasse et soucoupe en argent vermeil sterling et porcelaine émaillée. Circa 1900. Poids total : 248 g. Signé George Falkenberg, Paris.
Orfèvre parisien actif au tournant du XXe siècle, George Falkenberg s'inscrit dans la grande tradition de l'orfèvrerie de table française, dont le raffinement et la maîtrise technique atteignent leur apogée à la Belle Époque. L'association du vermeil sterling et de la porcelaine émaillée, caractéristique des pièces de prestige de cette période, témoigne d'un savoir-faire d'exception au service des arts de la table les plus exigeants.
Cup and saucer in sterling silver vermeil and glazed porcelain. Circa 1900. Total weight: 248 g. Signed George Falkenberg, Paris.
A Parisian silversmith active at the turn of the twentieth century, George Falkenberg belongs to the great tradition of French tableware silversmithing, whose refinement and technical mastery reached their apex during the Belle Époque. The combination of sterling vermeil and glazed porcelain, characteristic of the finest prestige pieces of this period, reflects an exceptional level of craftsmanship in service of the most demanding table arts.
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