A. RISLER CARRÉ, Paris. A three-piece self-contained tea and coffee service in 950-thousandths silver with a flat base; the body engraved with the coat of arms of the “de Nervo” family and the motto “Faire sans dire” (“Do without saying”), highlighted by a chiseled frieze of ivy tendrils. The lid handle is shaped like a pinecone, and the handles are made of wood (with minor dents). Marked with the silversmith’s hallmark and signed on the reverse. 20th century. Height: 9 to 16 cm - Gross weight: 864 g Included is a small plain 950-thousandths silver pitcher with a flat bottom, the handle covered with woven bamboo. Maker: Albert SCHIFFMACHER, active in 1912. First half of the 20th century. Height: 14 cm - Gross weight: 200 g