Charger 1731 - 1732

silver, metalwork-silver, sculpture

3d sculpting

silver

3d printed part

ring

culinary art

black and white theme

appetizing

metalwork-silver

stoneware

macro shot

sculpture

macro photography

food photography

decorative-art

arm

This silver charger, created by Paul de Lamerie in 1731-32, is a stunning example of Rococo-style silverware. The charger features a central coat of arms surrounded by a decorative border of scrolling foliage and ribbons. De Lamerie, a prominent silversmith of his time, was known for his intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This piece, now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to his skill and artistry.