SILVER TEA SERVICE (850) Goldsmith Froment-Meurice Paris, late 19th-early 20th century Model decorated with lanceolate leaves, a frieze of foliage alternating with spiral rosettes, canals and pearl mouldings; standing on a round foot with water-leaf mouldings, the lid surmounted by a handle in the shape of a melusine, reminiscent of the crest of the La Rochefoucauld coat of arms; the handles with leafy scrolls. Composed of: a teapot, a sugar bowl and its lid, a milk jug, a round bowl; the insides in silver or vermeil Goldsmith's hallmark and Froment-Meurice mark in all letters Minerve hallmark A silver-plated kettle with two spouts and a movable handle; a stove and its lamp (no hallmark). The handle of the lid may have been added later. Weight (silver pieces): 2 Kg 228 (6) A silver four-piece tea service, by Froment-Meurice, Paris, late 19th-early 20th century, together with a silver-plated kettle, a stove and a lamp This service was most likely commissioned for the wedding of Prince Paul-Jérôme Murat and Solange de La Rochefoucauld in 1919.