A 19th-century mismatched set of 925-thousandths sterling silver cutlery, consisting of: - a ladle with a violet-colored, fluted spatula, decorated with seashells, scrollwork, and foliage (choc), - a patterned stew spoon, - a patterned dessert spoon, bearing the inscription "Marie-France"; - a patterned sugar tongs, with a lion’s paw grip, - a mocha spoon, filigree style, - a guilloché and chased pie server, monogrammed with foliage within an “M” medallion; the silver-inlaid handle, adorned with seashells, is monogrammed “M,” - a strawberry scoop, with a shell-shaped bowl and a fillet-patterned spatula monogrammed “AW.” Weight: 686 g Included are six small spoons in 925-th silver, featuring a fillet pattern gilded with ribbon bows and scrollwork. Silversmith: Edmond RICARD, active from 1913 to 1919. Weight: 89 g In a case.