ATTRIBUTED TO ANGOUMOIS FIRST HALF OF THE 18th CENTURY Goblet on pedestal in plain silver, the pedestal, on inclined plane is molded with rows of fillets. The body is engraved with the coat of arms of a young girl attributed to Françoise BOURÉE, daughter of Robert BOURRÉE or BOURÉE, secretary of the King, and collector of the sizes of the election of Angoulême. Engraved on the reverse side of the initials E.D.M. Weight : 89 g - height : 8,9 cm Marks : without mark Françoise BOURÉE lady of the Christian Union. She did not reside in her convent and died in 1775 in the house of Villement, aged 84 years in 1775.