PARIS 1723–1724 A tulip-shaped goblet in gilded silver. It rests on a pedestal chased with godrons; the body is engraved in two registers separated by two rows of fillets, above which are depicted a young woman’s coat of arms and the letters IP. In the lower section, three alternating lambrequin designs; along the rim of the bowl, a frieze of angled scrolls, all set against an amati background. Master silversmith: Jean-Baptiste MEUSNIER, admitted in 1709 Weight: 118 g - Height: 9 cm Condition: previous restoration on the body of the goblet; wear on the amati and gilding