sterling silver (950) hallmarked (French assay mark with Minerva's head and sample 1, goldsmith's mark in rhombus partially legible); tin - height 10 cm, diameter 11 cm; buliera - height 14 cm, width 12 cm, depth 9 cm; heater - height 8 cm, diameter 9.5 cm; total weight 1130 g.
France, Paris, 1st quarter of the 20th century.
consisting of a cylindrical tin, bipartite inside intended for coffee/tea and sugar, with a slightly arched lid with an entablature handle; a pitcher-bulb, cylindrical, with a short, high placed spout, with a pair of oval, movable hinged handles mounted on one side of the body, with a lid with an entablature handle; and a bowl-shaped warmer with a lid, fixed between three high legs, which at the top end in L-shaped flats for placing the bulb. The vessels are plain, with engraved depictions of a fox standing on two paws at a well with a bucket suspended from a reel; all in an oblong leather case with handle, embossed with the P.L.C. monogram.
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