68 - Oval-shaped silver table salt cellar, richly decorated with motifs inspired by the architecture of the Palais Royal in Paris, featuring pillars, arches, grilles, and lanterns. Louis XVI period. 18th-century Fermiers Généraux hallmarks. PARIS 1787. Master silversmith: René-Pierre FERRIER, admitted in 1775. Length: 7.6 cm. Net weight: 38 g. Complete with its blue interior glass liner. Bibliography: a mustard pot with identical decoration in the David Weil collection, reproduced in the book *Le Poinçon de PARIS* by Henry NOCK, Volume III, page 267.

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