Pair of biansate mustard pots in 950‰ silver with an internal cut crystal cup supported by a square base resting on ferine feet, uprights and handles pierced with a floral subject, lid with pine cone grip, heraldic coat of arms with noble crown of Count engraved on the lid.
Period: Paris 1825 approx.
Weight: Gr. 340 gross
Measurements: Cm 10 x 7 x 13 h
The coat of arms belongs to the French family De Grolée Counts of Groslée and Marquises of Viriville (region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes), oval shield (of the Ladies) fringed in gold and black in eight segments with a Marquis' crown in the center, surmounted by a Duke's crown, probably belonging to Countess Jeanne –Anne-Madeleine de Grolée-Viriville
