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Double salad servers in silver 950 thousandths Paris hallmark 1819-1838 goldsmith Dénis Garraud. White glass inside. Net weight 177 g.

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Double salad servers in silver 950 thousandths Paris hallmark 1819-1838 goldsmith Dénis Garraud. White glass inside. Net weight 177 g.

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Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Set consisting of a mustard pot and a pair of double salerons in 950 thousandths silver with floral latticework decoration. Blue-tinted glass lining. Four salt spoons in 950 thousandths silver with shell decoration. Height of salt bowls: 12 cm, total gross weight: 235 g. Minor accidents and deformations.

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Pair of double salerons in 950°/°° silver of the rocaille foliage design, standing on four feet, with garlanded grips and double cut-glass verrines. (fine chipping, accidents and chips). Gross weight: 449 g.

Starting price 250 EUR

Marc-Augustin LEBRUN - 1819-1838 Suite of three Neoclassical double salerons in 950/1000th sterling silver and crystal, decorated with rows of pearls and gadroons, all resting on lion paws surmounted by leaves. Hallmarks Vieillard title, Cérès guarantee and one signed Lebrun under the base Total gross weight: 1,224.55 g. H. 17 cm. One glass saleron, oxidation, traces of soldering, one nut, used condition.

Estim. 150 - 250 EUR

Pair of double silver (950) tripod salerons with a central grip, joined by a spacer. Decorated with palms and fluting, the feet are fluted and gadrooned. Blue-tinted glass lining. Old man hallmark (Paris, 1819-1839). Appended: 4 matching salt bowls in silver (950). Gross weight: 353.7 grams (excluding glassware, with scoops)

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