Silver set: - Lot 195

Silver set: - An 800°/°° silver napkin ring with chased scrolls and apsara dancers. Diameter: 4.7cm. Weight: 48.3 g. - Pyrogen in silver 800°/°° with square cross-section, the body with openwork decoration of dragons and bamboos. Height: 4.7cm. Weight: 18.4 g. - Push-piece in 800°/°° silver, the back marked with two hallmarks. Height: 5cm. Weight: 18 g. - A pepper pot in the form of a pyxis in silver 800°/°° with chased scrolls and dancers from the Royal Ballet of Cambodia. Height: 10.5cm. Gross weight: 283.8g. - 800°/°° silver spade and pick-holder, the holder decorated with two embracing dragons. The picks have handles imitating bamboo, the tips decorated with Indochinese workers. (One pick is damaged). Height: 11 cm. Weight: 92.4 g. - An 800°/°° silver ashtray with finely chased scrolls, decorated with battle scenes inspired by the Ramayana. Each side features two monkey soldiers fighting with swords. Height: 5.5cm. Length: 8.5cm. Gross weight: 206.1g. Indochina, Cambodia and Vietnam, circa 1920-1930. - Circular pendant, set on claws with an 800°/°° silver coin. Weight: 4.2 g. (Wear). Also included: - A brooch-mounted Chinese coin, a second Chinese coin, an 800°/°° silver pendant adorned with a coin of fifteen kopècks, year 1833. Metal pin. Weight: 27.8 g. - Meeting of eight metal menu holders decorated with Cambodian dancers and mythological creatures. Height: 3 cm. Provenance: Georges Jacquolot, working for the Indochina customs service. In the family by descent.