Coffeepot by Guillaume Ledoux

Coffeepot 1747 - 1748

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silver, metalwork-silver, sculpture

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simple decoration style

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3d sculpting

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silver

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wedding photograph

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3d printed part

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jewelry design

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culinary art

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black and white theme

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metalwork-silver

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3d shape

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stoneware

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wash background

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sculpture

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decorative-art

"Coffeepot" is a silver vessel created by the French silversmith Guillaume Ledoux in 1747-1748. The piece is a prime example of Rococo style with its intricate floral and scrollwork designs. The piece is known for its refined, hand-wrought details and its elegant form. It currently resides at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The pot's bulbous form and elaborate ornamentation are characteristic of the Rococo aesthetic, popular in France during the 18th century.

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