A gilt sprinkling spoon and a pair of silver sprinkling spoo - Lot 307

Lot n° 307
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A gilt sprinkling spoon and a pair of silver sprinkling spoo - Lot 307
A gilt sprinkling spoon and a pair of silver sprinkling spoons. By Louis-Antoine Taillepied, Paris, 1766, the pair by Paul Queille, Paris, circa 1880. One model filet decorated with a mascaron and engraved with a coat of arms surmounted by a duke's crown, hallmarks: charge, jurande (letter C), master goldsmith and discharge; the pair model Gordian knot engraved with a coat of arms surmounted by a crown, hallmarks: Minerve (950 thousandths) and goldsmith. Total weight: 260 g - Length. of the spoon in vermeil: 22 cm. The coat of arms belongs to the family of Berton des Balbes de Crillon, native of Avignon. The family was elevated to the title of duchy by Pope Benedict XIII and then received the privileges of French duke in 1750. The line died out in 1870.
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