Set for hors d'oeuvres or sweets in solid 950‰ silver, neck brace hallmark for the handles and tips are in silver-plated metal, made in France at the end of the 19th century.

Louis XVI style decor, slightly scalloped shape where wrapped rushes run forming cartridges or a knot is positioned at the head from which garlands of laurel leaves extend.

Hallmark of master goldsmith Victor Boivin (a crescent with a star above and one below the initials) having created pieces of goldsmithing that are collectible and sought after by amateurs. Victor Boivin, goldsmith in Paris, brother of the famous goldsmith and jeweler René Boivin, Medalist in 1867, 1877, 1889
Successor to F. Veyrat (r. du Château-d’eau, 21, in Paris)
Successor of Jules Boivin, his father active from 1862 to 1881
5 rue de Montmorency, Paris (circa 1900s)
Taken over by Ravinet D’enfert.

Entirely chiselled and engraved by hand.
Sold in its original box.