A very fine 950°/°° silver serving set featuring a ribbon-patterned design on a triangular handle engraved with the Arcangues coat of arms, consisting of: - Two cream spoons, - One dusting spoon, - Twenty dessert spoons, - Twenty dessert forks, - Twelve oyster forks, - One asparagus tong, - Two ladles, - Two sauce spoons, - One sugar tong, - One fish serving set, - Two fish scoops, - One silver spatula appetizer serving set, - Ten fish knives and nine fish forks, - Thirty-three large spoons, - Eighty-one large forks, - Three small spoons, - Three teaspoons, - One serving spoon and one dusting spoon, - One salad set, with a horn ladle, - Fifty-five large knives with rounded steel blades, - Seven silver-inlaid knife handles, some with remnants of steel blades, - Eight small knives with steel blades and silver-inlaid handles, Subcontracted silversmith: Pierre Queille (In two wooden cases, one from the Odiot firm monogrammed “AA,” the other bearing the Coat of Arms of Arcangues). France, early 20th century. Also included: Four salt cellars and one mustard pot in 925°/°° silver, decorated with a cherub holding garlands of flowers, lined with blue glass. Net weight: 188 g Gross weight: 283 g (Oxidation). Total net weight: 16.3 kg Total gross weight: 22.81 kg This lot comes from the reception hall of the Château d’Arcangues.