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Auguste MOURIER goldsmith in Paris, pair of silver-plated three-light table ends

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Auguste MOURIER goldsmith in Paris, pair of silver-plated three-light table ends

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Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

PAIR OF ROUND SILVER DISHES (950) Goldsmith Odiot Paris, second half of the 19th century The border with contours and mouldings of ribboned fillets, engraved with a monogram. Goldsmith's hallmark and full mark ODIOT / A PARIS, numbered 5802 or 5807 Minerve hallmark Scratches from use D.: 29,5 cm (11 ½ in.) Weight: 1 Kg 481 A pair of round-shaped silver dishes, by Odiot, Paris, second half of the 19th century

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Silver sprinkling spoon (1st cock 1st title hallmark), filet pattern. Paris 1798-1809. Master goldsmith: Dehanne (Goldsmith in Paris from 1795). Weight : 99,77 g

Starting price 100 EUR

Silver tumbler monogrammed "PB" and dated 1886. Goldsmiths: Jules Ladoucette and Pierre Gavard, goldsmiths in Paris from 1869 to 1886. Minerve hallmark. Weight: 68.7 g Also included - a monogrammed silver kettledrum. Minerve hallmark. -A silver candle snuffer decorated with a dancing and singing figure. Goldsmith Labat & Pugibet. Goldsmiths in Paris from 1877 to 1897. -A silver medicine spoon. Minerve hallmark. -a silver and glass inkwell decorated with flowers, pyramidal stopper. Foreign work. (damage to hinge, knocks). -A pair of silver candlesticks decorated with ribbons (knocks, missing parts and restorations). a silver-plated candlestick, square base. Gross weight: 1079 g (without silver-plated candlestick)

Estim. 10 - 20 EUR

[Jean de Bonnot] Auguste Vitu, Paris 100 years ago. Large format.

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