Silver set, consisting of: - Four salt shakers made of blue-tinted glass, with 800°/°° silver mounts featuring openwork decoration of mascarons, grotesques, and foliage, and shank-style bases, - One salt cellar and one sugar bowl made of blue-tinted glass, and one salt cellar made of black-tinted glass, with 800°/°° silver mounts decorated with friezes of palmettes, the feet shaped like urns ending in dolphins, - A large blue-tinted glass salt cellar, with an Ancien Régime-period 950°/°° silver mount decorated with putti and garlands, on a fluted base, - A large salt shaker mount in 950°/°° silver from the Ancien Régime, decorated with openwork putti and a medallion (missing), - Four salt shaker spoons, two of which are in 950°/°° silver, - A 950°/°° silver mustard pot with openwork foliage decoration; the handles form stylized animals; monogrammed lid; circular fluted base resting on splayed legs. France, 19th century. Net weight of 800°/°° silver: 336 g Net weight of 950°/°° silver: 252 g (Oxidation). This lot comes from the reception hall of the Château d’Arcangues.