Created on 2024-11-18

This image presents a series of engravings that appear to be designs for ornamental objects, possibly silverware or decorative containers. There are nine figures labeled from "Fig. 1." to "Fig. 9.", each showcasing a different design with a notable level of detail. The designs contain floral elements, intricate scrolls, and classical motifs that are typical of Baroque or Rococo style. The objects depicted include tureens, vases, and other elegant vessels that may have been used as tableware or for decoration during the period the engravings were made. At the bottom, the text reads "Orfèvrerie Grossière, Ouvrages," which translates from French to "Coarse Goldsmith, Works." Just below the images on the right-hand side, "Javelliet del." is inscribed, likely referring to the artist or engraver who created the design. The overall presentation suggests a plate from a book or a catalogue intended for goldsmiths, craftsmen, or patrons interested in commissioning such items.

Created on 2024-11-18

This image appears to be a collection of decorative and ornamental designs, likely from a book or publication on the topic of goldsmithing or metalwork. The designs include various vases, bowls, and decorative elements with intricate floral and leaf patterns, as well as more abstract and geometric shapes. The style and level of detail suggest these were intended as artistic and functional designs for objects such as tableware, furniture, or architectural elements during a historical period. The image does not contain any human faces or identifiable individuals.