Cabaret à liqueurs in silver (950). The base of the shaft is friezed with leaves, the handle is a floral wreath. The entablature for three flasks and their stopper interspersed with palmettes, the rim pierced with oval motifs, the six sheathed uprights. The rim of the top is embellished with a frieze of star-shaped lozenges edged with pearls, and stands on three claw feet. Master goldsmith: Gabriel Jacques André BOMPART. Paris, 1819-1838. Weight: 1271 g. Two flasks, their stoppers and fifteen octagonal-based stemmed glasses in cut crystal with navette and canal decorations.

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