CUP AND ITS UNDER CUP PRESENTER WITH THE ARMS OF THE BARON A - Lot 160

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CUP AND ITS UNDER CUP PRESENTER WITH THE ARMS OF THE BARON A - Lot 160
CUP AND ITS UNDER CUP PRESENTER WITH THE ARMS OF THE BARON AMBROISE ANATOLE DE MONTESQUIOU FEZENSAC. In silver. -Round cup with flared drinking, engraved on the circumference of frieze of ivy, on pedestal decorated with days of a Greek frieze. Handle with leg decorated with a four-lobed leaf. -Under cup decorated in suite of frieze of ivy, border of stripes of heart and pedestal with Greek friezes days. The cup and the under cup are engraved with the arms of military baron of Montesquiou Fézensac. Goldsmith JBP of Jean Baptiste POTOT Association of goldsmiths, punch of title 1 and of average guarantee Paris (1809-1819) Height : 9 cm. Diameter : 16 cm. Total net weight : 400 g. A.B.E. First Empire period The coat of arms of the barons of Montesquiou Fézensac: Or with two torteaux in pale gules; with the frank quarter of the military barons. Biography : Ambroise Anatole Augustin de Montesquiou-Fézensac (1788-1878), baron of the Empire (1810) then count. Of great bravery, he was the son of Pierre de MONTESQUIOU-FEZENSAC and Louise Charlotte Françoise Le TELLIER, who was to be governess to the King of Rome and known by the nickname of "Maman Quiou". His brother Charles Eugène, colonel of the 13th regiment of mounted hunters, also bore the title of baron from August 29, 1810, until his death in battle on December 12, 1810 in Ciudad-Rodrigo
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