Suite of 6 place settings with the alliance coat of arms of the La Borie and Simard de Pitray families

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Suite of 6 place settings with the alliance coat of arms of the La Borie and Simard de Pitray families

Name: Suite of 6 place settings with the alliance coat of arms of the La Borie and Simard de Pitray families
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: OT1HP4709P
Price: 1950 EUR
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By Gallery Olivier Alberteau

1.950 €

Period 19th century

Style Louis XV style

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From: 44000, Nantes, France

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Galerie Olivier Alberteau

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Set of 6 cutlery in solid silver, shell fillet model, engraved on the spatula with the marquis's coat of arms.

This is the alliance coat of arms of Raoul Anatole Edmond Henri René Giraud de LA BORIE (1821-1882), son of the Marquis de CAMPAGNE, married in 1854 with Laure Eulalie de SIMARD de PITRAY (1821-1905).
The LA BORIE family (aka LABORIE) wore "gules with three silver spearheads placed 2 and 1, topped with a silver crescent".
The SIMARD de PITRAY family wore "azure, with a silver chevron, charged with six gules billets, placed in the direction of the chevron and accompanied by three golden lion heads, crowned in the antique style of the same." This is an old family from Guyenne.

Very good condition.

Hallmarked with the neck brace (after 1838).

Length of forks: 20.5 cm.
Length of spoons: 21.5 cm.

Weight: 1041 gr.

We warmly thank Mr. Francis SANCHEZ who, through his research work, enabled the identification of the coats of arms of these two families.

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Additional Information

Condition	Good
Style	Louis XV style (Silver Cutlery set of Louis XV style Style)
Period	19th century (Silver Cutlery set 19th century)
Country of origin	France