5 - Set of silverware in various styles, made of 925/1000 silver, bearing the Minerve first-class hallmark, consisting of:

Set of silverware in various styles, made of 925/1000 silver, bearing the Minerve first-class hallmark, consisting of: - A set of 6 dessert forks and 3 dessert spoons, Art Deco style; - A set of 3 small serving utensils. Hallmark of silversmith Jean Granvigne (engraved in 1868); - Set of 2 coffee spoons, with a filigree border design. Hallmark of silversmiths Paul Tallois and Louis Mayence (from 1880 onward); - Set of 5 coffee spoons, each engraved with a different flower (lily of the valley, rose, lily, etc.) and marked on the back with “R.D.” within a curved frame. Master silversmith’s hallmark of Louis Coignet (stamped in 1893 and struck through in 1928); - One large spoon, shell and acanthus leaf design, marked with a coat of arms on the back. Hallmark of Master Silversmith Georges Fouquet-Lapar (stamped in 1897 and canceled in 1925, Paris); - A large spoon, with a fillet design and the initials “P.M.” on the back. Hallmark of silversmith Charles-Alexandre LAVALLEE (in Paris since 1855); - A fork, shell and acanthus leaf design, marked “E.A.” on the back; - A sugar tong, rocaille cartouche design. TOTAL WEIGHT: 706 g. Also included: - A coffee spoon, featuring rosebuds and acanthus leaves, in 800/1000 silver. Hallmark, silversmith’s mark, and swan export mark Weight: 11.2 g.