LIMOGES SECOND HALF OF THE 18th CENTURY Silver oil and vinegar cruet and two stoppers. It stands on four scrolled shell feet, the shell on the reverse side of the basin molded with fillets and engraved with a coat of arms topped by a count's crown. The flask holders are stamped with scrolls and rocaille decoration in three identical parts. The stoppers are topped by a catch representing an olive on a terrace of long leaves (slight differences in the leaf appliques). Master goldsmith : Jean DESNARD, received in 1764 Weight : 862 g - length : 28 cm - width : 14,5 cm