PARIS 1819–1838 Antique Restoration-period oil and vinegar set in silver. Modeled after an oval-shaped table vessel with two carafe holders featuring openwork motifs, separated by a spectacular central handle topped with a circular, floral-adorned knob. The two side handles are accented with swans in the round and acanthus leaves. Both sides of the body are engraved with the coat of arms of the Marquis d’Arcangues. Silversmith: François-Alphonse BOULANGER, hallmarked in 1819—the silversmith’s mark appears inside the bowl and on the reverse of the decanter holders (not visible without disassembly) Weight: 1,232 g – height: 39 cm – base length: 13.2 cm – width: 8 cm Condition: one mounting nut is missing on the reverse side (not visible); the two glass/crystal carafes and their stoppers are missing