Denis GARREAU - Oil and vinegar cruet, 950 thousandths silver, handle with two dog heads leaning, draped, loves surrounding a column, palmettes, bunches of grapes. The flask supports are decorated with love holding a torch and riding dogs alternating with laurel palms. It stands on an openwork base decorated with palmettes and four claw feet surmounted by lions' heads. Weight : 628 gr. H. 32 x W. 22 x D. 11 cm. Two blown and moulded glass flasks with their stoppers (attached). - Two double condiment holders in 950 thousandths silver, handle with two dog heads leaning against each other, drapery, loves surrounding a column, palmettes, bunches of grapes. The flask supports are decorated with love holding a torch and riding dogs. Weight : 367 gr. H. 18 x W. 17.5 x D. 6.5 cm. Two bottles and their stoppers (reported). Marked: Vieillard premier titre, Paris 1819-1838. Goldsmith: Denis GARREAU, 62, rue du Temple, Paris, hallmarked in 1817 (D.G and two men in a boat). Total weight: 995 gr. (Minor knocks, minor oxidation).