Beaker by Catherine-Charlotte-Geneviève-Decomble Brissot (or Brisseau)

Beaker 1778 - 1780

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silver, metalwork-silver, sculpture

3d sculpting

silver

wedding photograph

jewellry advertising photography

jewelry design

flower

ring

culinary art

black and white theme

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3d shape

stoneware

wash background

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decorative-art

This silver beaker, created by French artist Catherine-Charlotte-Geneviève-Decomble Brissot between 1778 and 1780, is a stunning example of Rococo-inspired decorative arts. Its intricate engraved design features floral motifs, shell patterns, and swirling scrolls, showcasing the delicate and elegant style of the period. The piece is a testament to Brissot's skill as a silversmith, demonstrating her mastery of engraving and attention to detail. "Beaker" can now be found at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.