ODIOT, seconde moitié du XIXème siècle Housewife's part in silver (950), Louveciennes model, decorated with flutes, fleurons and medallion surrounded by a laurel torus, engraved with the coat of arms of the baron's tortilla and closed crown, comprising : - six table spoons and forty-two forks, - six spoons and seventeen dessert forks, - thirteen ice cream scoops, - one salad servers, white and gold, - one asparagus tongs, - one cream ladle, - one sprinkling spoon, Coins with silver (950) handles filled : - one fish serving set, with silver fork and blade (950), openwork, signed, - one ice cream scoop and sickle, with silver scoop and blade (950), signed, - thirty-six table knives, stainless steel blades, (replaced at Odiot), signed, - seventeen fruit knives, silver blades (950), signed, - seventeen cheese knives, steel blades, signed. Minerve and goldsmith's hallmarks, with signature: ODIOT, period of Jean-Baptiste-Gustave ODIOT, at the head of the House between 1856 and 1894. Total net weight: 7,735 g. - Total gross weight: 5,246 g. Wear and tear, scratches, shocks; oxidation on some blades; accidents with several knife handles. The coat of arms on the right could be briefly described: Gules a chevron Or with three stars in chief and a crescent in base, and does not seem to correspond to a known family.