Important covered jam cup, the cup in crystal godronné, the silver mounting finely chased with stylized palmettes, laurel tori and friezes of water leaves. The ring-shaped grip depicting horns of plenty facing each other, the handles decorated with sheep in the round supported on horns, the cup supported by four dolphins resting on a stepped base decorated with acanthus leaves treated in amati and finished with dolphin heads. The lid engraved with a monogram surmounted by a crown of flowers and supported by two lions (missing a spoon holder, a small shock to the lid). Paris, 1819-1838 - Master-goldsmith : LR. Eleven small spoons, the spatula decorated with stylized foliage on an amati background (small deformations). Paris, 1819-1838. Net weight : 893,9 g - Total gross weight : 2506,1 g

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