Robert LINZELER (1872-1941). Four-piece tea and coffee service and tray in 950-milliliter silver, the body monogrammed, molded and highlighted with flowering branches (minor knocks and scratches from use). The handles and spouts are foliate, the frétel is seed-shaped and the circular base is gadrooned. Signature and hallmark of Maître orfèvre, active in Paris from 1897 to 1926. Weight : 4 340 g Note: a French jeweler, goldsmith and skipper, he is credited with the creation of several trophies, including the International Cup for Sailing at the 1900 Universal Exhibition, and the French Women's Golf Cup in 1927. His store on rue de la Paix in Paris was designed in 1923 by the duo Louis Sue and André Mare.