Silver stove with openwork decoration engraved with the coat - Lot 108

Silver stove with openwork decoration engraved with the coats of arms of François Ignace Joseph Péterinck (1730-1788) and Ursule Cunégonde Robertine Marguerite Joseph Cardon (1744-1801) (married in Lille, France, January 11, 1764) (Péterinck: de gueules à deux épées basses argent, passées en sautoir, acc. of three crosses potentate Argent, 2 in flank and one in base; Cardon: azure, three thistles Or). Gilded edges. Turned ebony handle and feet. (accidents). Lille charge mark and letter date 1774-1775. Master silversmith: Jean-Baptiste-Joseph LEROUX (1724-1793), received master on November 29, 1746. Height: 14 cm - Diameter: 20 cm - Total length with handle: 34.5 cm Total gross weight: 935 g The Péterinck family created the Tournai earthenware factory, whose trademark features the swords and crosses of the family coat of arms. We would like to thank Mr. Hughes de Jouffroy Gonsans for his invaluable heraldic research.