ODIOT Paris, premier tiers du XIXème siècle Pair of silver-plated copper polylobed bells, ribbed, with leafy sockets on a leafy ring frieze. Coat of arms of the alliance of the families of TALLEYRAND-PERRIGORD and LE PELETIER de MORTEFONTAINE, under a marquis's crown, shouldered by a mermaid and a heraldic unicorn, on a water terrace underlined by a motto "Re Que Diou". Hallmark and goldsmith's signature, on the reverse of a bell: ODIOT in Paris, with the indication "Doublé 10" and "Garnitre Arg". The other without any mark. H.: 13 and 14 cm. - Total width: 24 cm. Old slits at the bottom of some ribs, reinforced on the reverse. Wear, scratches, oxidation and shocks. Tear and winglet missing from a nut on the first bell. Part of the frieze of a socket missing from the second bell. The wedding band coat of arms corresponds to those of Ernest, count of TALLEYRAND-PERIGORD (1807-1871) and Marie Louise Aglaé Suzanne LE PELETIER de MORTEFONTAINE (1811-1893), after their marriage in 1830. Gules three lions Or armed, lampassed and crowned Azure. Azure a cross pattée Argent charged in the heart with a chevron Gules between two spur knurls Sable and in base with a rose Gules. We thank Mr André Migeon for having given us the name of the family allied to the Talleyrand-Perigord.