Set of three catavinos, late XVIII-XIX century. Silver and silver plated metal. With hallmarks on two of them. One bears the signature of the silversmith "A. Andraud" and another is dated 1796. One of them presents a hole in the base. In general, marks of use and wear. Measurements: 3 x 8,5 x 8,5 cm. Set of three catavinos, two of them in silver chiseled with hallmarks. One of them is decorated with bunches of grapes, the other two with grooves and grooves respectively. They have ring handles, as it was usual in this type of designs.

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