PARIS 1819–1838 In its rectangular hinged chest, featuring a central...
PARIS 1819–1838
In its rectangular hinged chest, featuring a central handle and lined with red felt, a complete set of vermeil dessert cutlery in perfect condition. A beautiful design featuring a violin-shaped shell motif with a clasp, engraved with the monogram of Baron Grenier, a Belgian family. The set consists of: twelve forks, twelve spoons, twelve teaspoons, one sugar tong, two dusting spoons, and twelve knives with mother-of-pearl handles and round-tipped blades.
Silversmith: François-Dominique NAUDIN for the cutlery and CARDEILHAC for the knives.
Net weight: 2084 g - gross total weight: 2578 g
PARIS 1819–1838
In its rectangular hinged chest, featuring a central handle and lined with red felt, a complete set of vermeil dessert cutlery in perfect condition. A beautiful design featuring a violin-shaped shell motif with a clasp, engraved with the monogram of Baron Grenier, a Belgian family. The set consists of: twelve forks, twelve spoons, twelve teaspoons, one sugar tong, two dusting spoons, and twelve knives with mother-of-pearl handles and round-tipped blades.
Silversmith: François-Dominique NAUDIN for the cutlery and CARDEILHAC for the knives.
Net weight: 2084 g - gross total weight: 2578 g
