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A set of silverware, 950°/°°, consisting of two tripod salt cellars (the salt shakers are missing), a small saucepan with a turned wooden handle, a wine cup with a handle shaped like a serpent, a Louis XVI-style mustard pot decorated with garlands of flowers, ribbons, and cartouches, and an Empire-style mustard pot, the glass missing. Various silversmiths, including Armand-Camille Tonnelier; Richard- Emile Agu; Charles Harleux, who was registered as a silversmith in 1891, etc. Parisian work, 1798–1809 and after 1838 Gross weight: 657.2 g
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