Wednesday, September 21, 2011

British Silver - Rococo George II 1719 - 1770

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The 1720's and early 30 are to hunt with the decorative plate set-up on the way to develop patterns of interlacing lines and curves in the 30 years of progress and to continue with the extravagant rococo embellishments complex roles, leaving flowers and shells.

The Rococo in France comes from. Some objects have been strong, with rounded, decorated mainly by nature. Shells, clouds, flowers and leaves to be popular. In Europe, the style has been adopted andhas become very popular. In Britain it was used more sparingly.

Paul de Lamerie Kandler and adoptive parents were the most audacious style in England during the 1730 to 1750 and produced the highly-decorated in rococo style.

Jets become increasingly popular, some for entire objects such as candlesticks and other projects for individual parts such as feet, handles and decorative panels.

The fall in life bottom line in 1750, shows the containers and teaPans.

Brandy or sleeves you can find vases, bowls with these simple, straight or curved, with an upturned lip and turned wooden handle.

Punch bowls are very popular, often with a ladle of some correspondence with handle of wood or whalebone.

Beer steins and glasses are made ​​to reduce the capacity of one liter and 1 liter.

Normal salt and ornamental plants can, spice boxes, sauce boats and tureens sauce all be found.

Spoons, forks andKnives and forks were fruit with rococo ornamentation.

Other products include teapots, coffee pots, pitchers, tea caddies, sugar bowls, candlesticks, wall sconces, ointments and trays.

In Great Britain the elements of silver were produced in London, Chester, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Newcastle

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