Ensemble de quarante-deux assiettes en argent et en vermeil principalement par Boulenger, Paris, vers 1900

les marlis gravés d'armoiries d'alliance timbrées d'une couronne de marquis, comprenant:
- 16 assiettes en argent (diam. 24 cm) (silver plates 9.45in diam.)
- 14 assiettes en argent (diam. 22 cm) par Jozsef Ullmann, Autriche, vers 1900 (silver plates 8.66in diam.)
- 12 assiettes en vermeil (diam. 22 cm) (silver-gilt plates 8.66in)

In overall good condition. Usual scratches, more scratches on the larger plates. The gilt plates: 10 fully marked, 1 probably 18th century, maker's mark CA intricate legible, 1 unmarked The silver 22 cm plates all stamped Jozef Ullmann and with Austrian mark The silver 24 cm plates all fully marked All the plates are engraved with the same double coat-of-arms. Good weight.
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Les armoiries de la femme sont celles de la famille van Ypersele de Strihou, de Ninove (Flandre, Belgique). Les armoiries du mari pourraient être celles de la famille Cardemoy, de Franche-Comté.