FRENCH .950 SILVER FORKS PARIS LATE 19TH C., 14

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 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

Duponchel A Paris Serving Bowl With silver Cover, France, Late 19th century. Stylized handles with crown engraved cartouches. Marked - silver markings (first standard silver 950/1000) French and Dupon

34 piece Lavallée, Paris silverware set. Including eleven dinner forks, twelve soup spoons, and eleven dinner knives (silver blades). Late 19th C.L. of dinner knife: 21.6 cm (8 1/2 in.) 1,606g of tot

Paris, mid to late 19th century, three arm, four cup, accanthus, swag, wreath and bead decoration, marks for Maison Odiot, "5797", .950 fine, 163.88 oz. T., 19-1/2 x 12-1/4 x 11-3/4 in.

A Group of Four Maison Cardeilhac French Silver Table Items, Paris, late 19th century Marks: (Minerva), (star-EC-crescent), CARDEILHAC, PARIS 2-1/2 x 10 x 6-3/4 inches (6.4 x 25.4 x 17.1 cm) (tallest)

A FRENCH STERLING SILVER CHARGER by Manant, Paris late 19th century With engraved crest to border; diameter 12in (30.5cm); total silver weight approximately 27oz troy.

A pair of French silver plated four light candelabra Christofle, Paris late 19th century Impressed CHRISTOFLE and numbered 2279467 and 2279468. height 19 3/4in (50.5cm)

A French silver gilt footed dishMaison Odiot, Parislate 19th centuryheight 1 1/2in (3.5cm); diameter 9 3/4in (24.5cm); weight approximately 23oz troy Provenance:Sold Sotheby's, New York, 15 September

A French Silver-Gilt Dessert Service Pierre Queille, Paris, Late 19th Century the underside of the handles with a script monogram, comprising: 12 dessert spoons 1 sugar sifter 1 sugar tongs 1 serving

A large antique French silver-plated brass tray by Christofle, Paris, late 19th century. Marked with the marks for Christofle and signed " Christofle" on the underside. Approximate measurements: 26.75

A FRENCH SILVER-PLATED CENTER DISH by Adolphe Boulenger, Paris, late 19th century Together with a Continental silver-plated and mirrored plateau sur table; length of plateau 19in (48cm). Lot to be sol

A French Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Service Francois-Auguste Boyer-Callot, Paris, Late 19th Century comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer and covered sugar, the lidded items each having a blo

Grand Duchess Elena Vladimirovna: A French silver dressing table and vanity set, Gustav Keller, Paris, late 19th century. Comprising a table-mirror with easel-back; four silver-mounted perfume and cos

French sterling hallmarked silver tureen on presentation plate by Emile Puigforcat. Paris late 19th century early 20th century. Pineapple on the top and fasces with ribbons on the edges. Weight: 2.935

comprising a teapot, a milk jug and a sugar bowl and cover, the teapot 16cm. high, 1.279gr. total gross weight, Paris, Boin Taburet, late 19th century

Paris, mid to late 19th century, ten oval salt cellars pierced with swags and columns, maker's mark Paillard Freres, removable cobalt blue liners, and ten salt spoons, maker's mark Emile Puiforcat, in

French mahogany cased manicure/ grooming kit, late 19th c., having an oval shaped top with beveled glass inset, lift top opening to assortment of hallmarked 950 silver and other accessories, velvet-li

A French Ernest Cardheilac Paris .950 silver gravy boat,19th century fashioned in the Louis XV taste, the integrated bowl and tray with shaped sides, both tray and bowl with acanthus leaf sprays ends,

French crystal and sterling silver 2-tier bon-bon server. Hallmark for French silver, .950. 16"H x 8.5" Dia., Circa - Late 19th C.

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

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

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

French bronze figural mantel clock with classical figure atop rouge marble plinth. Movement marked Charpentier Ft de Bronze Paris. Late 19th century. 21 1/2"h x 14"w x 8 1/2"d