ODIOT Paris 1865–1894 - Lot 197

Lot n° 197
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ODIOT Paris 1865–1894 - Lot 197
ODIOT Paris 1865–1894 A large tea and coffee service in 950°/°° silver, in a baluster shape on a pedestal, richly decorated with floral friezes alternating with a frieze of circles and quatrefoil motifs. Engraved with the combined coat of arms of Michel-Marie de Pomereu, Marquis de Pomereu (1779–1863), Chevalier Marquis des Riceys, General Councilor of the Seine-Inférieur, and Etienette d’Aligre (1791–1866), Dame de Baronville. The coat of arms is surmounted by a marquis’s crown and the mottos “Pereat Nomen cum peribit honor” and “Non uno gens spendida sole.” It includes a teapot, a coffee pot, a hot water fountain, its burner, a lidded sugar bowl with two handles, and a cup, the interior of which is vermeilled. Goldsmith’s hallmark ODIOT 1865–1894, and marked “ODIOT à Paris” in full. Minerva hallmark. A few chips. The hot water dispenser and its burner do not bear the master silversmith’s hallmark. Hot water dispenser: H 31 cm. Weight: 2204 g. Burner: H 23 cm. Weight: 1532 g. Jug: H 29 cm. Weight: 1114 g. No. 4476 Teapot: H 23 cm. Weight: 868 g. No. 4455 Bowl: H: 9 cm. D: 20.5 cm. Weight: 572 g. No. 4501 Sugar bowl: 18 x 20.5 cm. Weight: 800 g. No. 4467 Total gross weight: 7090 g
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