A pair of French early 19th century 950 standard silver wick trimmers or snuffers, Paris 1819-38 by

A pair of French early 19th century 950 standard silver wick trimmers or snuffers, Paris 1819-38 by Pierre-Noël Blaquière (reg. 1803) Plain form with a box section, marked throughout. Together w

A Charles X / Louis Phillipe early 19th century French 950 standard silver gilt ewer (aiguière), Paris 1819-38 by Jean Francois Burel (reg. 1817, biff. 5th June 1838) The body of ovoid form upon a

A pair of early 19th century French First Empire 950 standard silver candlesticks, Paris 1805-09 by Richard-Emile Agu (reg. 1805-6) The bases of circular form with anthemion edge and flat chased laure

A pair of early 20th century French 950 standard silver candlesticks, Paris circa 1910 by Tetard Freres (reg. 19th Feb 1903) Each with shaped circular bases leading to fluted columns with lobed kops a

A Pair of French Silver-Gilt Tazze Likely Claude Doutre Roussel, Paris, Late 19th/Early 20th Century marked with '950' standard on stem 36 ozt 9 dwt Height 6 x width 7 inches. Property from a Private

An early 19th century French First Republic / Empire 950 standard silver sugar vase, Paris 1798-1809 by Marc Jacquard (reg. 1798) The square form base raised upon three anthemia feet, the vase section

Circa 1798-1809, and later marks, maker untraced, Fiddle, monogrammed: L on verso, 11in. L.; with a pair of French silver gilt teaspoons, 800 standard, early 19th century, monogrammed, [5.81 oz. t.] [

A very good early 19th century French 1st standard (.950 fine) silver ladle with monogrammed handle, the reverse bearing impressed marks for 1819-1838, and Mezieres, Ardennes Department. Measuring 12.

Pair of French Restauration Silver Braziers second quarter 19th century, Paris, by Charles Antoine Amand Lenglet (1791-1855), first standard (.950) silver, each of circular form with a reeded rim abov

A late 19th century French 950 standard silver lamp, Paris circa 1900 by Emile Langlois (reg. 1891) Of baluster form decorated with flower swags and foliate motifs, raised on a circular spreading foot

A RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER WAX JACK Paris 1819 to 1838. 194 grams. 11 cm x 8.75 cm x 7.5 cm.

A late 19th century French 950 standard silver gilt three-piece tea service, Paris circa 1890 by Boin - Taburet in the Louis XV style, comprising a teapot, a milk jug, and a covered twin handled sugar

Antique French Empire sterling silver and blue cobalt glass mustard pot, early 19th century. French parisian hallmark cock or coq (rooster) 1st standard (.950 purity silver) (in use from 1809 to 1819)

BREGUET, A PARIS. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER CASED POCKET WATCH the enamel dial with Roman numerals and concentric calendar fronting a key-wound full plate gilt-finished chain-driven fusee mo

French Belle Epoque Silver Gilt Table Lighter fourth quarter 19th century, Paris, first standard (.950) silver gilt, with hemispherical body and cavetto-domed shoulder divided by reed-and-ribbon bandi

Pair Napoleon III Maison Odiot Silver Salts third quarter 19th century, Paris, first standard (.950) silver, of canted rectangular form, with molded rim, ovolo banding and raised on four rocaille-cres

A mid 19th century French metalwares silver mounted two handled sugar vase and cover, mark of Martial Fray (1849-1861), Paris, with Minerva head 1st standard for 950/1000 standard silver, the circular

Puiforcat Sterling Silver Bowl, Paris, France, Early 20th Century. Marked (First French standard - silver 950). Base engraved - Puiforcat Paris. Diameter: 15cm. 243gr.

Two pairs of French first standard silver mounted cut glass cordial jugslate 19th/early 20th centuryOne pair with cipher monogram to lids.the taller height 7 3/4in (19.5cm); length 4 1/2in (11.5cm) Pr

A fine pair of late 19th century 1st Standard French silver (.950 fine) salt cellars, showing pierced oval shaped bodies retaining their original cobalt glass liners (one chipped), measuring 1.5" high

French Belle Epoque Cased Silver Tea Set for One fourth quarter 19th century, by Jean Granvigne (1822-1885), Paris, first standard (.950) silver, including: a teapot, h. 5", l. 6-1/2"; a covered sugar

A pair of French first standard silver bowlsA. Risler & Carre, Parisearly 20th centuryMonogram: THC.height 2 1/4in (5.5cm); diameter 7in (18cm); weight approximately 21oz troy Provenance:Proper

French Belle Epoque Silver Gilt Teapot for One fourth quarter 19th century, by Simon Slisonski, active 1888-1903, Paris, first standard (.950) silver, in the Empire taste, with ovoid body and cavetto

Three Continental Silver and Glass Salt Cellars including a French Belle Epoque pair, first quarter 20th century, Saglier Freres & Cie., Paris, first standard (.950) silver, each with a circular cane-