Chocolate pot with a molinet c. 1900
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"Chocolate Pot with a Molinet" is a silver pot designed by the French artist Ernest Cardeilhac (1851-1904) circa 1900. The pot is decorated with a floral motif and features a green handle and lid. Cardeilhac was a proponent of the Art Nouveau style, a movement that emphasized organic and flowing forms inspired by nature. This piece is a prime example of Cardeilhac's work, showcasing his mastery of silver craftsmanship and his ability to incorporate Art Nouveau aesthetic principles into functional objects.
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The firm of Ernest Cardeilhac produced an accessible form of Art Nouveau silver. The designs are characterized by a combination of motifs based on nature in a repetitive pattern, in this case stylized thistles. The molinet (stirring rod) was used to stir and make the cocoa frothy.
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