Description & Technical information
The initial is that of Princess Eulalia (1864-1958), daughter of the Infanta and grandaughter of Queen Isabel II of Spain (r.1833-1865). Following the revolution of 1868 she and her family moved to Paris until her brother was restored to the throne as King Alfonso XII in 1874.
Shallow circular on pedestal with conforming plinth on four lion's paw feet, with two swan handles, the rim with an applied band of foliage.
Weight: 4196g, 135 oz
Date: 1809-1819
Period: 1750-1850, 19th century
Origin: France, Paris
Medium: silver
Dimensions: 36.5 cm (14³/₈ inches)
Categories: Silver
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