Henri-Louis Chenailler – Set of 12 French Silver-Gilt Teaspoons – Paris, c. 1850 – Original Case An elegant set of twelve antique French silver-gilt teaspoons by Parisian silversmith Henri-Louis Chenailler, dating from approximately the mid-19th century. The spoons are executed in high-grade French 950 silver and retain their attractive gilt finish. Their refined proportions and elegant decoration are characteristic of high-quality Parisian silverware of the period. The complete set consists of 12 matching teaspoons and is preserved in its original fitted presentation case, considerably enhancing both its decorative appeal and collectability. Maker: Henri-Louis Chenailler Origin: Paris, France Period: circa 1850 Material: 950 silver, gilt / vermeil Number of pieces: 12 Total weight: 184 g Length: approximately 13.5 cm each Case: original fitted case, approximately 16.5 × 27.5 cm Condition: very good antique condition. A particularly elegant and complete example of 19th-century French silver-gilt tableware.