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Silver (950 parts per thousand) cutlery set bearing the coat of arms of General Louis-Joseph Lahure (1767–1853) Baron of the Empire, bearing the insignia of a Baron of the Empire, comprising 12 violin-shaped cutlery pieces with a fluted edge, 18 knives, and 18 dessert knives in a violin shape with a guilloché-patterned back, with steel blades. set within an oval medallion decorated with a garland of flowers on a guilloché-patterned background on the handle; steel blades Paris, 1819–1938. Various silversmiths, including Pierre-François Queillé (active 1834–1846) and François-Gaston Labady (active 1835–1850). Hallmarks featuring a bearded man’s head facing right. The blades are marked “Coutellerie Supérieure.” L. 20.5 cm (fork). L. 21 cm (spoon). L. 25.5 cm (knife). L. 20 cm (dessert knife). Weight of the cutlery: 1,916.0 g. Gross weight of the knives: 2,358.5 g.
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