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Alphonse DEBAIN (Registered on March 19, 1883, and struck off the register on March 8, 1911; 79 rue du Temple, Paris) Silver (950) egg cup and baptismal spoon, with the interior and spoon bowl in vermeil. Late 19th – Early 20th century Hallmark: Minerve 1st class (1838–1973), Silversmith: AD with a different woodcock motif Weight: 85.4 g In a case shaped (signs of wear) He was the grandson of the famous master silversmith François-Alphonse Debain and succeeded silversmith Philippe Berthier, adopting the symbol of his hallmark—"a woodcock."
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