French Art Nouveau VS Double-handled Thick Bronze Silver Tall Bread/Fruit Plate

French Art Nouveau VS Double-handled Thick Bronze Silver Tall Bread/Fruit Plate This is a beautiful French formal high plate with an Art Nouveau design. It has two handles and a beautiful Art Nouveau plant curve relief on the edge. The brand VS of the workshop is signed (Sarazin, Victor). The inner plate is made up of concave and convex curved lines and the bottom is supported by a gorgeous base. The overall look is very gorgeous and elegant and is well worth collecting and using. This Art Nouveau French silver plate is made of thick Bronze Silver. The material is solid, so the overall weight is relatively heavy (over 1 kilogram). It is also relatively stable and sturdy when placed on the table, so there are no obvious dents on it. Generally speaking, the more common silver plates on the market are mostly British or American styles, which are relatively thinner and therefore more prone to dents. The VS (Sarazin, Victor) workshop brand was established very recently. Its workshop mark is very cute, a croissant. According to the information I found, it only existed from 1880 to 1881, so its works are relatively few. In addition, its short existence makes it easier to date. This plate was either produced in 1880 or 1881. #This kind of plate is very suitable for storing bread or fruit, giving these common household foods a beautiful habitat. size: Including handle 43x26.7cm, height 7cm Weight: 1185g Year: 1880 or 1881 Brand: VS (Sarazin, Victor) It can be used normally, but there are signs of wear and Silver loss on the rim and bottom of the plate (see pictures). Old items inevitably have historical traces, so only those who can accept it should buy it.