TETARD Frères in Paris. Part of a silver menagère 950 thousandths, the handle and the spatula violonées underlined of a net finished in volutes affrontées on the button. Monogrammed M.R. Signed Maître Orfèvre. Art Deco period. Includes : - 16 large spoons, - 30 table forks, - 17 entremet spoons, - 18 entremet forks, - 14 moka spoons, - 3 cutlery sets, - 1 sprinkler, - 1 fish scoop, - 2 salad servers, - 1 sauce spoon, - 1 cream ladle. Weight : 7411 g From the same house: - 18 large knives with ebony handles and stainless steel blades (replaced), - 9 ebony-handled dessert knives with silver blade - Gross weight: 326 g, - 9 ebony-handled dessert knives with steel blades. And a small rectangular tray with rounded corners in 950 thousandths silver, the rim highlighted with a frieze of mistletoe leaves and a ribboned rush. M. O. : Emile Puiforcat (1857-1927). Weight : 332 g Note: In 1901, Edmond Têtard's three sons - Henri, Jacques and Georges - took over the reins of the company founded in 1880. Together, they renamed the company Têtard Frères. They collaborated with great names in the creation of goldsmith's objects, such as Valéry Bizouard and Louis Tardy. Henri Têtard's son, Jean Têtard, then went on to become a successful designer. And it was in 1931 that the company reached its apogee, winning an incredible ten medals at the International Colonial Exhibition.