800 silver, partially gilt-interior, bone insulators
Hanau, Germany, 1907 – c. 1930
Maker: Jean L. Schlingloff, 1907 - c. 1930
Distributor: Margraf & Co.
8-piece service comprising kettle, tea pot, coffee pot, creamer, three vessels (of which two with cover and one with handles) and tea strainer with stand
Each hallmarked on the base with crescent and crown, purity, master’s mark and retailers name
Spherical and ovoid shape on scrolled feet
Rich rocaille décor accented with roses, cartouches on the fronts, upper rim with open-work décor
Height of the water kettle incl. handle and stand: 43 cm
Total weight: c. 6083 g
Pompous silver service of the Hanau silver smith Jean L. Schlingloff

Condition:

The coffee and tea service has traces of use and depicts partially oxidation. The handle of the kettle is loose at the connecting links. The kettle is 43 cm tall including handle and stand.





Jean L. Schlingloff, 1907 - c. 1930

In 1890, Jean Schlingloff was one of the partners of Neresheimer & Co., until he founded his own company in the early 20th century, offering an extensive assortment of finest silverware known for silver spoons with figural and armorial handles. (tm)

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