18th century silver lot: - moutardier mount with three openwork pilaster uprights holding pearl necklaces and an oblong, chantourné adherent tray, the molded rim with scrolls and clasps adorned with leaves and fruit, resting on four small leafy feet. Molded lid with flower-engraved medallions and pomegranate-shaped frétel on leafy baseplate. Goldsmith's hallmark: Roch-Louis DANY, received Master in Paris in June 1779. PARIS, Charge [A and L.L.] and Décharges [griffin or bird head] hallmarks for large and small pieces for 1782-1789 and Jurande [U] for 1783. Unsuitable blue glass lining. Net weight: 285 g. - 10.5 x 18.4 x 10.5 cm. Wear, scratches and a few bumps, old small soldering on the hoop, unstable. - oval saleron mount with four uprights terminating in hind shanks, decorated with garlands of flowers. Goldsmith's hallmark: Jean-Baptiste François CHERET received Master in Paris in July 1759. PARIS, Charge [fleur-de-lys star] and Décharges [helmeted head] hallmarks for small works for 1768-1774 and Jurande [I] for 1772. Repoinçonnée au Cygne. Net weight: 62 g. - 4.2 x 7.4 x 6 cm. Colorless glass lining, unsuitable. Total weight: 347 g. Wear, scratches and a few bumps.