BOINTABURET in Paris. Gravy boat and its fixed stand in 950-th silver; the gravy boat rests on three curved feet decorated with garlands, acanthus leaves, and a frieze of medallions; the handle is formed of a coiled, ribbon-like band. The bowl’s rim is adorned with leafy reeds, and the side is engraved with a monogram. Hallmark: Henry Frères Cie, and signed. Second third of the 20th century. Height: 13 cm - Width: 24 cm - Weight: 533 g Note: The Boin-Taburet firm was founded in 1860 through the partnership of antique dealer Georges Boin and jeweler Émile Taburet. Starting in 1900, the silversmith HENRY replaced Émile Taburet, and the name became “Boin et Henry” until 1936, when the company name changed again to “Henry Frères et Cie.”