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Four-legged silver coffee pot (950 thousandths) with foliate cartouche motif. Minerve hallmark. Weight :

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Four-legged silver coffee pot (950 thousandths) with foliate cartouche motif. Minerve hallmark. Weight :

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Estim. 600 - 1 000 EUR

ODIOT Silver coffee set (950 thousandths) including coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug; the guilloche base is decorated with engraved friezes of leaves and a monogram, and the handles depict flowers. Goldsmith's hallmarked pieces, marked "Odiot à Paris" and numbered h. 18 cm (coffee pot) Gross weight: 730 grams A rectangular silver-plated tray with rounded corners, stamped CB with a star in a triangle, is included.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

19th century work Silver (950) and vermeil four-sided conch-shaped bowl ending in a scrolled socket. Weight : 206 g

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Silver (950) self-serving coffee pot, quadripod, decorated with twisted flutes with frétel and wooden handle. Minerve and goldsmith's hallmarks: FRAY Fils. Gross weight: 235 g. - H. 15 cm. Wear and scratches; stains on the grip.

Estim. 150 - 300 EUR

Double silver saleron (950), four-legged, with a central handle featuring a column surmounted by pearls, joined by a spacer and resting on an oval-shaped tray with ball feet, the glass linings set between palms; and silver saleron (950), four-legged, resting on a square base with ball feet, the glass linings set between palms. Old man (1819-1838) and grosse garantie (Paris) hallmarks (for the double) and AC goldsmith's hallmark with crescent moon for the double. H: 22 and 10 cm Gross weight excluding glassware: 459.5 grams

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