"CAVE A LIQUEUR" in silver, round form, resting on four winged claw feet. Openwork border. In the center, set back on a cylindrical base, are four flask holders and four corkscrew holders held by winged swan-shaped feet. They surround a baluster-shaped handle ending in a grip ring decorated with a wreath of laurel leaves. Monogrammed on the shaft ""L B"". 1819-1838. Height 38 - Diameter 35.5 cm - Weight 2870 g. ATTACHED: four flasks with their stoppers (chips and missing neck) and twelve shot glasses (small chips and cracks)."

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