

made of silver, comprising:
– a pension goblet, with the neck emphasised by two ridges and the body plain. Minerva
hallmark (1st standard) and silversmith’s mark: César TONNELIER (registered in 1845).
Height: 7 cm.
Weight: 48 g.
– a pension goblet, the rim accented by two ridges and the body engraved with the initials: OG. Minerva
hallmark (1st standard) and unidentified silversmith’s mark: HMR and a chef’s hat.
Height: 6.8 cm.
Weight: 52 g.
– A tulip-shaped goblet, the body featuring a guilloché pattern and adorned with a plain cartouche in which a monogram is engraved:
AM.
Minerva hallmark (1st standard) and silversmith’s mark: Eugène GILLES (registered in 1878).
Height: 8 cm.
Weight: 70 g.
– A truncated-conical goblet with rocaille-style decoration. Adorned with a cartouche in which the first name ‘Jacques’ is engraved. Minerve
hallmark (1st title) and an unidentified silversmith’s mark: PQ and an ace of spades.
Height: 7.5 cm.
Weight: 92 g.
– a tulip-shaped goblet with Art Deco decoration. The body engraved with the initials ‘AS’.
Minerva hallmark (1st standard) and silversmith’s mark: Hénin & Cie.
Height: 7.5 cm.
Weight: 70 g.
– a plain truncated-cone-shaped goblet. German
craftsmanship (800°/°°) by Bormann.
Height: 8 cm.
Weight: 68 g.
It comes with a napkin ring monogrammed ‘FB’.
Minerva hallmark (1st standard) and silversmith’s mark: Raymond COLLET (engraved in 1911).
Weight: 42 g.
(normal wear and scratches; lot sold as is).
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