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18th-century French craftsmanship Folding travel knife Blade in 18K yellow gold (750‰); mother-of-pearl handle decorated with diagonal bands and rosettes Certificate of registration and discharge, Orléans jurisdiction, 1780–1781 Countermark, 1775–1781 Goldsmith’s mark “E.B.” surmounted by a star for Étienne Boyron, master cutler (active 1764–1797) Gross weight 34.23 g; Height 20.4 cm Condition report: With a leather sheath A similar dessert knife made by Étienne Boyron is housed in the Department of Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern Art Objects at the Louvre Museum, under inventory number OA 9917.
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