In its leather case with central handle, hinged opening and sheathed in red velvet, a complete silver-gilt cutlery set consisting of 90 pieces: 18 forks and spoons, 18 dessert spoons, 18 ice-cream scoops, 18 knives. Figured in a medallion of interlaced letters Subcontracted goldsmith to the ODIOT firm: Pierre QUEILLE, inscribed in 1924, crossed out in 1947. Minerva hallmark Odiot, Paris, Compiègne model from the first half of the 20th century Net weight: 4086 g - total gross weight: 5238 g The COMPIEGNE model was created by ODIOT for the young Louis XVI in 1776, for the Compiègne hunts. The table cutlery model differs from the entremets model in that the spatula is decorated with animals, while the entremets model is more pastoral: bouquets of flowers, ribbon bows and pearled edges.