A refined French sterling silver chocolate pot from the late 19th century, attributed to master Parisian silversmith Émile Sanner.
Standing 15cm tall, this exceptional chocolatière showcases the opulent Rococo Revival aesthetic with richly gadrooned lower body and intricate chased floral scrollwork adorning the upper sections and lid.
Hallmarked with the Minerva head (950 silver standard) and maker's mark confirming its Parisian provenance, the piece features an original ebonized wooden twisted handle providing both visual contrast and practical heat insulation.
The hinged lid accommodates a traditional moulinet for whisking hot chocolate.
Displaying a distinguished patina with crisp ornamentation, this versatile treasure functions equally as a functional serving vessel or a distinguished decorative accent for the discerning collector.
Weight: 336,7 g.
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