Three knives, the handles in mother-of-pearl, set with a gold shield; for one, the blade in vermeil, hallmark of the goldsmith Marc JACQUART, insculpation 1798, Paris, 1809-1819, for two, the blades in metal. Gross weight : 97 g One knife, metal blade, damaged, missing the ferrule. Two cutlery and two coffee spoons in vermeil, piriform model with palmettes, shield and pampers on an amatized background. For the two cutlery, hallmark of the goldsmith Charles-Joachim-Benjamin DALLEMAGNE, insculpation, 1801. Paris 1809-1819 and 1819-1822. For the two coffee spoons, hallmark of the goldsmith illegible, Paris after 1838. Weight : 355 g Wear to the vermeil. The set in a case

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