Housewife Of 49 Pieces By Pierre Queillé And Ercuis

Solid silver cutlery of 49 pieces, rocaille style hallmarked with the Minerva, and made by the master goldsmith Pierre Queillé, inscribed on 10/23/1834 and crossed out on 11/27/1846.

It includes 12 place settings (large fork and large spoon) and a ladle and was later matched by 12 large knives and 12 smaller knives, of a fairly similar model and made by Ercuis.

All in solid silver; knives composed of a silver-filled handle and stainless steel blades.

Length of forks: 21 cm.
Length of spoons: 21.5 cm.
Ladle length: 33.4 cm.
Length of large knives: 24.8 cm.
Length of small knives: 20.4 cm.

French work from the 19th century in very good condition.

Delivery possible worldwide.