Six silver cutlery sets, uni-flat model, composed of : For a cutlery set, hallmark of Master Goldsmith Augustin NYAULD, received in 1745, Dijon, 1769 ; for a cutlery set, hallmark of Master Louis AUBERT, received in 1759, Marseille, 1767 ; for a cutlery set, hallmark of Master Goldsmith Marc Joseph JACQUART, received in 1771, Noyon, 1771-1776 ; for a cutlery set, engraved V.QVENION, hallmark of Master Goldsmith Pierre I CHESNEAU, received in 1771, Angers, 1740 ; for a cutlery, engraved M.C, hallmark of Master Goldsmith Mathieu BRUNOT, received in 1732, Dijon, 1756 ; for a cutlery, hallmark of Master Goldsmith attributed to Charles GIRARD, received in 1722, Paris, 1744. Weight : 847 g .

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