STRASBOURG, 18th century Set of twelve pieces of vermeil cutlery, bearing the arms of a member of the Ribeyre family (Auvergne): - For four place settings and a spoon with the coat of arms of a member of the Ribeyre family (Auvergne). Strasbourg, 1768 - For seven place settings and a fork with the coat of arms of Claude de Chazerat (1729-1824) and his wife née Gilberte Rollet de Mirabel (1732-1805). Strasbourg, 1788-1789 For the twelve pieces of cutlery, Master-Smith: Imlin. Weight : 1 657 g BL Claude de Chazerat, Count of Lezoux, was the last intendant of Auvergne, an important province in Old Regime France. In 1750 he married Gilberte Rollet de Mirabel, who gave him the Château de Mirabel near Riom as a dowry. He had a private mansion built in Clermont-Ferrand, famous for its oval courtyard punctuated with antique-style pilasters in Volvic stone, which now houses the Cultural Department of the Auvergne region.