[HENRI DE ROTHSCHILD - COLLECTOR] PARIS FROM 1766 TO 1785 Set of forks, spoons and knives as follows: PARIS 1780 - 1781 Silver sugar spoon, single-flat model engraved on the spatula with interlaced letters. The spoon pierced with fleur-de-lis and tulips framing a central rosette. Master goldsmith : Jean-Etienne LANGLOIS, received in 1770 Weight : 94 g - length : 21,7 cm PARIS 1766 - 1767 Seven dessert knives in suite, the handles in horn (cracks), the silver blades carry a cutlery maker's mark whose different is an ermine. Gross weight : 193 g - length : 19,8 cm PARIS FROM 1769 TO 1785 Set of sixteen spoons and forks in silver model uniplat, engraved on the spatula of a figure of interlaced letters underlined by crossed palms and below the letters AB separated by a cross. Master silversmiths : Jacques ANTHIAUME and Pierre-Nicolas SOMME Weight : 1247 g Provenance : By tradition these objects would have belonged to Rosalie FILLEUL, born Anne-Rosalie BOQUET (1752 - 1794) having inherited the office of janitor of the Château de la Muette after the death of her husband Louis FILLEUL de BESNE.