TOURON-PARISOT, 24 rue de la Paix, Paris. (In business from - Lot 59

Lot n° 59
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11000 - 12000 EUR
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TOURON-PARISOT, 24 rue de la Paix, Paris. (In business from - Lot 59
TOURON-PARISOT, 24 rue de la Paix, Paris. (In business from 1842 to 1934) A large set of silver, steel, and ivory tableware In a wooden box with four trays, containing: - Tray 1: 22 forks, 24 spoons in 950/1000 silver - tray 2: 18 knives in steel and ivory, a leg-of-lamb carving set in steel and ivory, and 18 knives in 950/1000 silver and ivory - tray 3: one ladle, 12 teaspoons, 18 spoons, and 18 forks, all in 950/1000 silver - tray 4: 18 steel knives with ivory handles engraved “Touron Parisot Successeur, gold medal at the 1867 Exposition, 24 Rue de la Paix, Paris,” and two 950/1000 silver candy sets with ivory handles Master’s hallmarks of Pierre Queillé (active in Paris between 1847 and 1895) and of Parisot and Gallois (active in Paris between 1865 and 1895). Head of Minerva hallmark, 1st title Weight of the silver cutlery: 6.570 kilograms Gross weight of the silver and ivory cutlery: 743 grams The case, signed “Touron, 24 rue de la Paix, Paris,” with brass handles and its key. Bearing the Ricot initials —Nicolas; according to family lore, the silver service was commissioned for the 1873 wedding of Marcel Nicolas and Madeleine Ricot. Note: This silver service is not part of the Besançon Collection up for auction on September 19 and comes from another private collection. Sold with its CITES certificate No. FR2607000003-K dated June 16, 2026.
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