Liqueur cabinet in yellow and black enamelled sheet metal illustrated with the fables of Jean de La Fontaine The three carafes in moulded and cut crystal, their three stoppers and the 12 liqueur glasses rest in the boxes created for this purpose, the two trays maintained by a blackened wooden pole, surmounted by a crystal catch. 5 glasses of a slightly different model. Damage to the enamel France, circa 1810-1830 The cabinet of drawings of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris has a drawing n° 47 described as a sheet metal holder for three decanters and twelve glasses. The crystal grip and the stoppers are cut in "brilliant" diamonds. The glasses are decorated with a row of diamonds between "half moon" facets. End of the Empire or beginning of the Restoration.