French

A small collection of taste vin including large and small Marche aux vins Beaune, a Beaujolais enamel badged one and a plain one.

An early c.20th 2 part cafetiere with unscrewable handle and with a tinned interior and removable silver plated triple mesh coffee strainer. It works by filling the top section with water (upside down obviously), placing the coffee within the main section of the mesh and screwing on the next section then putting the base of the pot back onto it and screwing on the handle, then turn the hole thing upside down. Sounds confusing but that's how it works! Maker currently unidentified, but Paris.

A nice little dish with tab handles and an unscrewable reservoir cap so that the dish can be filled with hot or cold water.

A good looking vintage French made centerpiece in the art nouveau style, appears to have been very lightly plated over copper and base metal. It has a very thick blue glass liner.

An interesting pair of c.19th French 1st standard (950) silver teaspoons with export marks and additional German marks. Gilt washed bowls.

A gorgeous pair of c.19th tureens by Veyrat of Paris, silver on copper with large 'fruit' type finials to lids and very ornate handles. They have removable first standard (950 silver quality, purer than sterling silver) liner bowls to their interiors bearing the Mercure export mark of 1840-1879, these have a combined silver weight of 921g (29.61 troy oz)