PARIS 1811 - 1825 Set of twenty circular and oval plate-warmers and bells in plated metal complete with their burner, contained in two wooden transport trunks enhanced with leather and lined with leather with two side handles (dimension of the trunks: height: 60 cm - length: 75.3 cm - width: 43.4 cm) They bear the arms of Antoine François d'Auberjon de Murinais and Henriette Pétronille de Loras, married on 6/8/1832, surmounted by a marquis's crown and their motto: "Maille à maille se fait l'aubergeon". Model: ribbed dish warmer with laurel leaf attachments, four-footed with acanthus leaf attachments ending in scrolls; the bells with poly-lobed rim, the socket representing a grenade on a leafy terrace. Condition: for most of the pieces in mint condition, one of the sockets has been damaged and needs to be re-welded. Dimensions: circular warmer: diameter with handles: 34 cm, height: 12 cm, oval warmer: length with handles: 46.5 cm - height: 12.3 cm; circular bell: diameter: 27 cm, height: 19.2 cm, oval: length: 41 cm, width: 26.2 cm. Punches of plating to the 10E and punch of goldsmith. Goldsmith : François LEVRAT, goldsmith and plater in Paris reported since 1809, associated with Papinaud in 1810 he is established at 66 rue Popincourt. He receives during the Exposition des Produits de l'Industrie (which prefigures the universal exhibitions) in 1819 and 1823 the silver medal for silver plated goldsmith's work. He is still listed in 1825 in the Almanac du Commerce. His son succeeded him in 1827.