CARDEILHAC - MASTER GOLDSMITH IN PARIS Les Trèfles, the model (coffee pot) presented at the Universal Exhibition, Paris, 1900 Rare and exceptional set of three silver pieces composed of a coffee pot, a tea pot and a sugar pot covered with vermeil inside; the decorations embossed and/or engraved. The grips, handles and seeds are made of finely carved ivory and partly burnished. Each piece resting on curvilinear and ribbed feet; four for the pourers, three for the sugar bowl. A very slight dent on the tea pot, two on the sugar pot. Each piece marked CARDEILHAC Paris under its base and bears the hallmarks of Master Goldsmith and title. H. coffee pot: 25,5 cm - H. tea pot: 18 cm - H. sugar pot: 12 cm - Total gross weight: 862 g Bibliography: Alastair Duncan - The Paris Salons 1895-1914- Volume V: Objets d'art & Metalware - Edition Antique Collectors' Club, 1998. Identical model of the coffee pot reproduced on page 163.