FRANCE, second half of the 18th century Three pairs of silver salt pellets (950): - one redorée, filleted, coat of arms erased. Goldsmith's hallmark: P (?). R., possibly that of Philippe ROUSSEAU, received Master in December 1776 in Paris. PARIS, Poinçon de Décharge [dog's head] for small works for 1774-1780 and de Jurande [O] for 1777. Total weight : 33 g. - H.: 12 cm. - one filleted, engraved with a coat of arms under a comtale crown; PARIS, Poinçon de Charge [L.L] for small works and de Décharge [eagle head] for medium works for 1782-1789 and de Jurande [P] possibly for 1788. Total weight: 30 g. - Height: 11 cm. Small tear and missing piece. - one uniplat with violin spatula. Presumed 18th-century French hallmarks. Total weight: 16 g. - H.: 11 cm. = Wear, scratches and a few bumps. ATTACHED: Two silver mustard ladles (950), with filets, one with shells, embossed. Unclear hallmarks, presumed to be from the second half of the 18th century. Total weight: 43 g. = Wear, scratches and a few knocks.