PARIS 1750 - 1751 A silver tulip-shaped kettle decorated with scrolls, standing on a pedestal moulded with oves and interlacing, the scrolls alternating lanceolate leaves and lambrequins delimited by a rush. Under the neck are engraved fleurons and foliage scrolls on an amati background. Engraved later with the coat of arms of the count bearing the motto: "Spes et Fides" and two letters: PL. Master goldsmith: trace on the edge of the pedestal, different a Holy Spirit perhaps a D Weight: 236.8 g - height: 11 cm Bibliography : In Faith DENNIS's Three Centuries of French domestic silver, model of appliques similar to those of a timbale by Antoine PLOT, under number 279, page 189 PARIS 1750 - 1751 A silver tulip-shaped tumbler Master silversmith: Traces on the edge of the pedestal, different from a "Saint-Esprit", perhaps a D