Silver-gilt Cutlery First Empire

Silver-gilt cutlery from the beginning of the 19th century consisting of 6 forks, 6 spoons and a serving spoon. The spatulas are decorated on the back and front with scrolls and leaves. On the front are engraved the coat of arms in the form of a shield in which is the letter J, supporting a helm crowned by a feather. The military order of Saint Louis is attached to the tip of the crest and the holders are made up of 4 flags, 2 of which have a diamond in the center.
Hallmark on the 1st rooster. Paris, 1789-1809
Master goldsmith: François Dominique Naudin (received in 1800)
Total weight: 860 gr
Length of the fork: 18 cm
Length of the spoon: 18.5 cm
Length of the serving spoon: 23 cm