TOULOUSE 1763 and 1762 - 1768 Silver mustard / creamer and its display. Model with twisted ribs resting on a pedestal with gradated contours. The ribs are delimited by an amatized background called "bat decoration", in recall on the top of the body and the hinged lid, topped by a spiral. The handle with two hooks is bordered with fillets. The tray, with four contours, moulded with fillets, is placed on a frame. The tray and the mustard pot are engraved with the count's coat of arms, the field of which has been scratched. Master silversmith: Jean GAILHARD, received in 1747 Weight: 305,9 g - height: 11,5 cm - diameter of the display stand: 12,6 cm Hallmarks: discharge only on the display stand for Toulouse 1762 - 1768, common house H for the mustard pot for Toulouse 1763 TOULOUSE 1763 and 1762-1768 A silver mustard or cream pot and its platter Master silversmith: Jean GAILHARD