Parts of silver cutlery menagères, uniplat model, filets, with slightly violonés scrolls with clasps shells, scrolls shells and filets with crossed ribbons Thirty-one large forks in four figured designs, embossed with baron's tortilla, marquis's crown and count's crown Twenty-four large spoons in four designs engraved and emblazoned in the same way Twenty-six dessert forks in two designs, engraved, engraved under a marquis coronet and embossed under a count coronet Sixteen fillet spoons, engraved under a marquis's crown and embossed under a count's crown Twelve large knives with silver handles and steel blades, embossed under a count's crown Twelve cheese knives with silver handles and steel blades, embrocated under a count's crown Twelve fruit knives with silver handles and silver blades, embrocated under a count's crown Six dessert knives with filled silver handles and stainless steel blades Twelve teaspoons, eleven in the pattern engraved with coats of arms under a count's crown and one with fillets, figured under a count's crown Three salt bowls, two of which are shell-shaped Six pieces of 18th century cutlery Vieillard Paris first title 1819-1838 (15 pieces), province Strasbourg second title 1819 -1838 (12 pieces) Master-smith : Jean Joseph RIVET (15 pieces) Master-Goldsmith : S différent un corps de chasse (12 pieces) Minerve first title 115 pieces Master-Goldsmith : HENIN Frères 1865 - 1872 (71 pieces) Master-Goldsmith : L B (24 pieces) Weight of the silver pieces : 6 996 g approx. Gross weight of the knives with silver handle and silver blade : 506 g Gross weight of the knives with silver handles and steel blades: 1702 g ML Wear to the 18th century cutlery, a few knocks and scratches to the tines of the forks and spoons (Vieillard) Minerve cutlery in mint condition All in a leather-covered case decorated with a shield and movable brass handles with four red velvet trays, three of which are movable. Two silver-plated entremet spoons, a salt shovel and a mustard ladle are included. 158 pieces The coats of arms include those of the Tardy de Montravel and La Fayolle families.