French 1st Standard Silver Covered Pot on Stand

French Neoclassical-Style 1st Standard (.950 Fine) Silver Gilt Bachelor Coffee Pot, Henri Lapeyre, act. 1895-1923, 49 rue Meslay, Paris, successor to Pierre Gavard, h. 6 3/4 in., wt. 12 troy ozs.

Antique French mustard pot, Empire style, sterling silver and blue cobalt glass. French provincial hallmark Old Man 1st standard (.950 purity silver) (in use from 1819 to 1838), silversmith and medium

A French first standard silver six piece tea and coffee service with two handled trayFanniere Freres, Paris1868Comprising a double spout kettle on stand, a teapot, a coffee pot, a hot milk jug, a crea

Frosted Glass Cache Pots. Pair of signed Emile Langlois French .950 silver mounted frosted and cut glass cache pots with foliate motif and rope twist surround. With French 1st standard domestic hallma

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)

A French silver small dish or stand, maker's mark JAC?, 1819-38 1st standard, with an egg-and-dart border, 15.5cm (6in) diameter, 124g (3.95 oz)

A French 1st Standard Silver Lidded Entree Dish, Mark of Emile PuiforcatParis, circa 1857 or after, engraved "Puiforcat Paris" to underside, featuring a reeded rim, scrolled double handles, and topped

French 1st Standard Silver Gilt Tea Service in the Classical Taste, 20th c., Emile Puiforcat, Paris, from 1857, for Tiffany & Co., with maker's mark, retailer's mark and French export mark; incl. teap

Two Antique French 1st Standard Silver Beakers , larger Pellerin & Lemoing, act. from 1866, 40 rue de Montmorency, Parish, h. 3 1/2 in., smaller maker untraced, h. 2 3/4 in., total wt. 4.45 troy ozs P

Forty-seven (47) assorted pieces of silver, including 18th and 19th century French .950 and .800 Silver Flatware, Christofle tea strainer, and twelve (12) place cardholders. 1st grouping: Thirty (30)

Set of Ten French 1st Standard Silver Table Forks and Tablespoons in the Louis XVI Taste, Henri-Louis Chenailler, 277 rue Sainte-Martin, Paris, mid-19th c., each l. 8 3/8 in., total wt. 58.60 troy ozs

French 1st Standard Silver Gilt Dessert Service for Eight, Emile Puiforcat, 18 rue Chapon, Paris, mark used from 1857, incl. 8 each dessert forks, knives and spoons, knife l. 7 7/8 in.; total wt. (wei

Collection of Thirty-Four French 1st Standard Silver Spoons(34) pieces, late 19th century, including: (12) teaspoons and (3) tablespoons with mark of Hènin & Cie, with ribbon motif, no monograms; (

Cased Partial Set of French 1st Standard Silver Gilt Fruit Spoons(18) spoons, each with mark of Louis-Patient Cottat (Paris, active 1831-1876), each monogrammed "EG," presented in the original fitted

French 1st Standard Silver Compact, Dunhillmid-20th century, marked to interior of hinged cover, with original beveled edge mirror, no monogram. 3 x 3 in. 4.55 troy oz. (excluding mirror) Additional

Two Antique French Silver Objet d'artsthe first a French 1st standard silver pill box, circa 1900, parcel gilt, the removable cover with enameled Bacchus mask to center and flanked by delicate floral

Louis Philippe 1st Standard Silver Cruet Stand , Etienne-Auguste Courtois, Paris, act. 1834-1847, gadroon and acanthus decoration, later pressed glass bottles, h. 14 3/8 in., wt. 26.60 troy ozs . Prov

French First Standard Silver Covered Handled Footed Dish, 19th c., with a relief scrolled leaf border, on a like decorated flat, with a maker's mark of "AC," Dish and Cover- H.- 7 in., W.- 9 1/8 in.,

19th Century, the pineapple finials, ribbon-tied reeded rims, and foliate-chased lower body, and with gilt interiors. Total weight approximately 13 ozt. Dimensions: 4.75" H x 4&quo

A French silver covered tureen on standMasion Odiot, Paris, 19th centurySold together with original custom fitted Odiot box.H: 5, Dia: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 29.4 oz. t.

French, late 18th-early 19th century. A silver cruet stand, the whole with stylized acanthus decoration, on an oval base with paw feet. With early first standard mark to underside of base and cruet fr

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.

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

Charles Harleux, France. French silver gilt tea pot and stand. Decorated with eagles and dragons. Cast with carved and incised details. The Harleux workshop was located in Paris and operated throughou