FRANCE, 18th-19th centuries Lot of 8 silver objects (950) : - a circular dish (or butter dish?) with fluted frieze and molding. Goldsmith's hallmark: ?.D. and heart. PARIS, Charge mark [A with palm] for 1762-1768 and Jurande mark [Z] for 1763. - five circular bobèches: * one in sheet metal engraved with filets and, later, a coat of arms under a comtal crown. PARIS, poinçon de Décharge [crowned chick] for 1726-1732. Repoinçonnée au Crabe. * A pair in sheet metal corollas. Goldsmith's hallmark: L.S. worn, perhaps that of Louis II SAMSON, received Master in 1757 and died in 1781? Juridiction de TOULOUSE, Charge [crosse] and Décharge [croix grecque boulée] marks for small items for 1768-1775 and Jurande [T.OL. T?] perhaps for 1773. * one with thick molded cup. Goldsmith's hallmark [E.T.?] repeated several times on the reverse, with the initials V*D* marked later. * one funnel-shaped, underlined with fillets. No hallmark. Late 18th or early 19th century. Exempt from hallmarking because made before 1838 (art. 524bis du CGI paragraph a). - a round bottom with molded neck. Goldsmith's hallmark: Noël-César BOUTHEROUE-DESMARAIS, received Master in Paris in September 1764. PARIS, Charge [A.5] for 1788 and Jurande [P] for 1789. Cracked neck. - An oil-bottle stopper decorated with filets and ribbon races. No hallmark. Late 18th or early 19th century. Repoinçonné au Sanglier. = Total weight: 283 g. = Wear, scratches and knocks. ATTACHED: A plain silver (800) oval travel toiletry set basin. PARIS, 1798-1809. Weight : 120 g. - Length: 18.5 cm. Wear, scratches and knocks.