REMANUFACTURED SERVICE PART

Silver cutlery in various plain designs. Comprising: 
- Three pieces of cutlery (three forks and three spoons).
Saumur, probably 1738–1756. Master silversmith: Jean Bérard (admitted to the guild in 1711). 
- Two sets of cutlery (two forks and two spoons), the handles marked R*B. 
Probably the work of Jean Bérard in Saumur. Hallmarked with a balance symbol. 
- One set of cutlery (fork and spoon), the handles marked VN, alternating with the number 5 laid horizontally. 
Angers, 1738–1750. Master silversmith: Olivier Georges Laroche (admitted in 1730). 
- Two spoons and three forks, the handles marked FP. 
Angers, 1775–1781. Master silversmith: Guillaume II-René Hardy (admitted in 1742).
- Two forks and three spoons, one handle marked AL.
Hallmarks of the Angers Generality, 18th century. 
- A set comprising a fork and a rat-tail spoon. The handles are marked CAS and the blades engraved with IO (?). 
Probably Paris, 1722–1727. Master silversmith’s mark illegible.
- Two forks bearing unidentified hallmarks. Antique work.

Total weight: 1,811g.

Included is a silver napkin ring hallmarked with the Minerva. 
Weight: 30g.

(Normal wear and scratches; sold as is).