Vintage 1950s Silver Plate Swan Planter Tennis Collection Named after the Isle of

Named after the Isle of Skye

this sterling silver chocolate pot from the 1880s reflects the elegance of a nation devoted to the art of indulgence

The Les Depareillees patterns look as if they were found and collected in the Paris flea market

A 19th century French hinged pewter three strawberry fruit chocolate mold with makers mark that could be used to form butter or chocolate

Both decorative and functional

Vintage 1950s Silver Plate Swan Planter Tennis Collection Named after the Isle ofThis mid century French swan planter is a graceful study in silver plate artistry. The sculptor shaped the bird with careful attention from the curve of the beak to the textured feathers and sturdy feet. A small glass eye adds a lifelike glint that brings quiet charm to the piece. The body forms a natural vessel for small plants, cut flowers, or a simple spray of greenery. Its presence recalls mid century French metalwork when decorative objects were