FRANCE, Second half of the 18th century A silver (950) tulip-shaped tumbler with a neck underlined by a frieze of stylized lambrequins, the body underlined by a wide lower band chased with a decoration of roses in reserves and semi-dotted cartouches on a trellis background, on a pedestal with a frieze of interlacing and ovals, later engraved "DLC". Goldsmith's hallmark: Henri-Nicolas DEBRIE, received Master in PARIS in 1758. PARIS, Charge [A] and Discharge [dog's head] marks for Oct. 1762-Oct. 1768 and Jurande [C] for 1766. Weight : 156 g. - Height Height : 10.5 cm. Wear, scratches and a few bumps, some quite significant, to the pedestal.