ORFÈVRE ODIOT Bowl and tray in 950 thousandths silver, decorated with torsos and foliage. The tray is engraved in the centre with the SARTIGUES family coat of arms and their motto "LILIUM PRO VIRTUTE", "The power of the Lily", in a phylactery. Marked: Minerve first title. Goldsmith: ODIOT. Weight : 783 gr. (Small scratches) SARTIGUES old family of Auvergne of medieval extraction on evidence of 1362. Founded in 1690, the House of Odiot became famous under the reign of Louis XV with Jean Baptiste Gaspard Odiot, recognised as one of the best silversmiths of his time. He became one of the most prestigious silversmiths of the 18th century, with the title of royal supplier, thanks to his unique expertise in creating exceptional pieces and cutlery in precious metals.