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"Silver coffeepot from \u201Cbouche du Roi\u201D service\r\n\r\nFinial chiseled with foliages decoration and waterleaves frieze on circumference. Matted-ground spout decorated with foliaged scrollwork and palmettes. Ebony handle. Body engraved with \u201Cgrand coat of arms of France\u201D atop tripod support with decoration of cornucopia, palmettes and terminateing with claw feet. Engraved \u201C3 T / N\u00B02\u201D underneath\r\n\r\nSilversmith maker\u2019s mark of Jean Charles CAHIER, 1) 34 Quai des Orf\u00E8vres 2) idem, 3) 283 rue Saint Honor\u00E9\r\n\r\nInsculptation 1)1801. 2) 1810 3) 1816-1817\r\n\r\nJean Charles CAHIER (1772 - circa 1849) took over in 1819 the Biennais establishment which was one of his competitors . It included the ground floor, storage, stables and first floor.\u2028Despite his special proximity with Royal power, he bankrupted in 1828.\r\n\r\nHallmark of old man (1819-1838) and large part of guild mark has rubbed off.\r\n\r\nRestoration Period\r\n\r\nHeight: 21 cm (8-1/4 in.).\r\n\r\nFairly good condition\r\n\r\nHistory:\r\nSince 16th century France, the table service has been called \u201CMaison Bouche\u201D for the king and \u201CBouche du Roi\u201D for his family.  Under the Restoration, Louis XVIII renewed this Old Regime tradition."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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