PARIS 1739 - 1740Creamer or mustard tree in plain silver with baluster shape. The polylobed pedestal is embossed with recessed gadroons on the spout lid. The melted silver spout features a mascaron of a model similar to the one in the David-Weill collection, sold on November 24, 1971 under number 19 (Paris 1744 - 1745). The body is engraved with a posterior coat of arms surmounted by a count's crown. The lid is topped by a spinning top on a terrace of star-shaped gadroons. Markings: on the reverse and in the lidAwarded to the master goldsmith: Pierre-François BONNESTRENNE, received in 1714Weight : 214.60 g - height: 10 cmA square mustard tray, moulded at the corners and with fillets, engraved with the same coat of arms as the mustard tree, is attached . TOULOUSE 1781 - 1789Master goldsmith : Jean SOUQUET-BASIèGE, received in 1777Weight : 97,3 g - dimensions : 12,2 cm x 2