Suite of two silver forks, model with nets, engraved with the arms of Jean-Baptiste Treilhard. Hallmarks of 1st title and medium guarantee Paris (1798-1809), of goldsmith of Pierre Joseph Dehanne. B.E. First Empire period. Jean-Baptiste Treilhard: Count of the Empire (1742-1810), lawyer at the parliament of Paris, elected to the Salut Public in 1793, elected to the Conseil des Cinq Cents et des Anciens; he was called to the Directoire on 15 May 1798, replacing François de Neufchâteau, but his election was broken during the coup d'état de prairial . After the coup d'état de brumaire, he was appointed vice-president of the Paris Court of Appeal and on 27 fructidor year X, he joined the Conseil d'Etat as a life member and was rapporteur at the tribunate at the Sénatus Consulte relating to the proclamation of the Empire. He was the inspiration for the main codes. Called in 1808 to the presidency of the section of legislation, he was also president of the law schools. He died of a serious operation on 1 December 1810. His body was placed in the Pantheon. He was Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour.