Null 18th century silver chocolate pot. Marked..: Paris. Gross weight: 1148 g (m…

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18th century silver chocolate pot. Marked..: Paris. Gross weight: 1148 g (missing frétel, to be refixed).

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18th century silver chocolate pot. Marked..: Paris. Gross weight: 1148 g (missing frétel, to be refixed).

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Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

CHOCOLATIERE in silver chased and engraved with lambrequins and lattice work, the side grip in ebony. Minerve hallmark Gross weight : 350 g. H : 15 cm (accidental damage)

Estim. 500 - 600 EUR

CHOCOLATIERE in plain silver, the body chased with a count's crown. Marked with a woman's head in profile to the left. Gross weight : 1000 g. H: 20 cm (lacking the foamer, minor knocks)

Estim. 800 - 1 200 EUR

SERVICE THE CAFE in silver 950/°°°, rocaille style, including a teapot, a coffee pot, a chocolate pot, a creamer and a covered sugar bowl. Turned-wood side handle for the chocolatière, and two small rings on the handles of the cafetière and théière. Sugar bowl and creamer with vermeil interiors. Minerve hallmark, first title. Goldsmith: Hénin & Cie, received in 1896 (successor to Hénin et Vivier). Total gross weight: 2608 g.

LOT OF FOUR OBJECTS IN SILVER Weight gr 1941.7 consisting of: -1 chocolatier, Weight gr 321.6 -1 coffee pot, hallmark Head of Minerva. Weight gr 676.9 -1 coffee pot with ebonized handle. Weight gr 439.3 -1 chocolate pot rounded and torchon worked body, hallmark "Lancon", hinge broken. Weight gr 503.9

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