SET OF FOUR PIECES OF CUTLERY WITH THE FIGURE OF MARSHAL SOULT, DUKE OF DALMATIA, FIRST EMPIRE PERIOD - RESTORATION Comprising : - A vermeil fork and spoon. Handles inlaid with foliage, flowers, caduceus and escutcheons engraved with "S". Title mark Paris 950 old man's head 1 and medium guarantee mark Paris (1809-1819), and goldsmith's mark on the caduceus. Length: 18.5 cm - Gross weight: 116 g - A dessert knife. Mother-of-pearl handle (crack) inlaid with a vermeil escutcheon with the numeral S. Gilt ferrules. Steel blade stamped "A PARIS". Length: 19.5 cm - Gross weight: 32 g - A fruit knife. Mother-of-pearl handle inlaid with a vermeil escutcheon with the numeral S. Gilt ferrules and blade. Length: 19.5 cm - Gross weight: 34 g Hallmarked 950, medium guarantee Paris (1809-1819) and F.T.L. by the cutler Lesueur B.E. Origin : Former Napoleonic collection of the Prince's Palace of Monaco (1st sale, lot 171). A cutlery set bearing the figure of the Marshal Soult, Duke of Dalmatie, including a fourk and a spoon in gilt, a desert knife, a fruit knife bearing, from the First empire - Restauration period