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Jacques ANTHIAUME (Master in 1758) Set of three silver (950) forks and four soup spoons, featuring a fillet-edged design, engraved with the combined coat of arms of Corentin Billouart and Marie Catherine de Kervasegan Cadot beneath a marquis’s crown and adorned with a Cross of Saint Louis (1769). Paris, 1765 Hallmark, date letter, silversmith: JA Weight: 637 gr Included is a silver tea strainer (800) stylized as a flower with engraved petal decoration. Fineness: Minerve 2nd grade Weight: 19.1 g Jacques ANTHIAUME is particularly known for having crafted the silver service for the Duke of Choiseul-Praslin, a famous minister of Louis XV, a piece of which is preserved today at the Louvre (OA9748)
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