Robert Linzeler (1872-1981), 213-piece Solid Silver Cutlery Set, In Its Cabinet Case XX

With a refined decoration of nets. Including: 21 silver service cutlery. 12 knives with steel blades and silver-lined handles pb: 570 gr. 12 dessert knives with silver blades ob: 707 gr. 12 large knives with silver handles and steel blades pb: 89.3 gr. 12 silver coffee spoons. 12 silver tea spoons. 12 small silver spoons. 12 silver shellfish or snail forks. 12 silver lobster or crab forks. 12 silver oyster forks. 12 silver fish forks and 12 silver knives. 12 small silver forks. 12 dessert forks and 12 spoons. 12 silver table forks. 12 silver soup spoons. Minerva hallmarks and Goldsmith's hallmark: RL surmounted by a royal crown. Net weight: 10212 gr. From the decorative art period, the typical piece of furniture from this period has its key to close the two locks located on either side of the drawer fronts. Very good general condition. French jeweler-goldsmith and skipper, goldsmith in Paris from 1897 to 1926. Robert Linzeler made a name for himself at the 1900 exhibition: his vases attracted attention and his cutlery earned him a gold medal. Varying his creations, he sometimes combined goldsmith pieces and furniture, as shown in illustrations published in the magazine Les Modes, between 1906 and 1912. He made, to order, objects or sets for stars or famous people of his time.