PARIS 1729 - 1730 Saupoudroir of baluster form resting on a circular pedestal with doucine and nets extended by appliques of lambrequins. The central part is engraved with a coat of arms surmounted by a knight's helmet in a frame of fillets (either the Rampillon de la Faverie family from Poitou, or the Jacques de la Colonge family from Beaujolais). The upper part with bayonet is pierced with quatrefoils in circles topped by a toupie grip enhanced with nets. Master goldsmith : Claude DARGENT, received in 1722 Weight : 508 g - height : 23,5 cm Marks: very well punched according to the rules in force at the time, each element reported punched (the master goldsmith eight times)