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19th-century Belgian and French silverwork. Silverware: Set of silver cutlery with a “fluted” pattern bearing the coats of arms of Cossée de Maulde and Hespel, Belgian work by V.: Van Regemorter and Boouzin Bonnevie, late 19th century, comprising thirteen spoons and twelve table forks, twelve dessert knives, thirteen table knives with a "violoné" fillet in 950/1,000 silver, eleven dessert knives with "filet violoné" blades, silver blades, French-made with a Mercury head design, 950/1,000 fineness, late 19th century. Total weight excluding knives: +/- 3,200 grams. Weight of silver knives: +/- 340 grams.
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