Ear Bowl And Its Tray With The Arms Of The Sabatier Family Of Lachadenède

Covered bowl with silver ears, grooved edges. The cover and the wing of the tray are pushed back and chiselled; the chiseled ears on a matt background. Engraved with the arms of the family: SABATIER de LACHADENÈDE ennobled by Louis XVI in 1780 and stamped with a crown of Marquis. Family originating from the land of Lachadenède, near la Gorce en Vivarais, which traces its filiation to Jean Sabatier, living in 1313. It was confirmed in its nobility in 1780, in the person of Jean Charles Sabatier de Lachadenède, deputy of the States- generals of Languedoc, by d'Hozier de Sérigny, judge at arms. Its members exercised for a long succession of generations the office of bailiff of the sword and provided many officers to the armies of the King. Jean Charles Sabatier establishes his direct affiliation to Jean Sabatier, living in 1313, owner of two fiefs in the movement of the lands of Gorce and Mirabel, of which he paid homage, as well as Pierre Sabatier, his son, in 1313, 1330 and 1350 (Letters patent of 1780) / Athena (H&G) Heralic description of the coat of arms: Argent, two pales gules, chief azure charged with three argent stars all stamped with a crown of Marquis Haut. : bowl 9.5 cm - bowl width from one ear to the other: 18 cm - Bowl diameter: 11.5 cm - Weight: 480 g. Tray diameter 17.5 cm Ofèvre: B&B Hallmark of 1st Title Silver Minerva Period 19th see the following links for the history of the Sabatier de Lachadenède family https://www.geneanet.org/gallery/?action=detail&rubrique=blasons&id= 6064430&desc=sabatier_de_lachadenede_ancient_family_of https://man8rove.com/fr/blason/n7s0kv3-sabatier-de-lachadenede