ODIOT, in Paris Cabaret à condiments with a silver (950) mounting composed of six molded rings, of two diameters, joined by a central oval foliate grip on a base, and supported by four palm-leaf uprights, standing on a scrolled base decorated with a frieze of interlacing and cabochons and punctuated with acanthus leaves, resting on four scrolled feet. Base engraved with the Gothic numeral D.F. in a rocaille cartouche. Hallmark [O and oil lamp] used between 1826 and 1894, and silversmith's signature. - Minerve hallmark. PARIS, between 1838 and 1894. Net weight of cabaret: 945 g. - H.: 24.2 cm. A few wear scratches and stains; a nut on the reverse is missing. With six colorless glass flasks, three of which are set in silver (950) molded with gadroon friezes. Goldsmith's hallmark: Charles-Auguste PERRET, active in PARIS between 1831 and 1861. Total gross weight of three mounted flasks: 517 g. - H. from 12.3 to 16.5 cm. A few stains and bumps to the mounts; a few chips to the glassware, some significant; one stopper missing. This cabaret was produced in silver or silver-plated metal, with variations in the grip: oval with leaves, like ours, or ringed top.