PARIS, LOUIS-PHILIPPE ERA, CIRCA 1838–1848 In a large wooden carrying case with hinged lid, lined with red felt, made to hold a silver tea-and-coffee set consisting of a rocking kettle, its stand, its lamp, and a bowl; the interior is gilded silver, bearing the ODIOT hallmark in full letters and its diamond-shaped hallmark. Featuring a Neo-Oriental design combining friezes of floral foliage scrollwork, these pieces complement foreign-made elements hallmarked with the weevil mark, featuring an Oriental motif combined with birds. The set includes: a circular tray, a teapot, a milk jug, a sugar tong, a tea-leaf spoon bearing the Sartiges coat of arms, and a glass toiletries jar with a silver lid hallmarked with a Minerva symbol, unrelated to tea or coffee. Silversmith: Charles-Nicolas Odiot, hallmarked in 1826 Net weight: 4,886 g Chest dimensions: length: 53 cm - width: 38 cm - height: 24 cm Condition: an unidentified item is missing from the chest