This rare and luxurious French silver salt cellar set captures the opulence of late 19th-century Parisian table décor. The elegant scrollwork, shell feet, and gilded interiors reflect the meticulous detail characteristic of Coignet’s workshop. Each piece radiates refined French artistry, showcasing exquisite Rococo-inspired repoussé details and original gilded interiors with glass liners. The accompanying spoons—also silver and delicately ornamented—perfectly complement the bowls, all nestled in their original presentation cassette. Specifications: Origin: Paris, France Maker: Louis Coignet (active 1889–1893) Material: 950/1000 sterling silver with glass inserts Assay marks: Minerva head with number 1 (for 950 silver, Paris hallmark) Maker’s mark: LC within a lozenge (Louis Coignet) Height: 5 cm Length: 7 cm Width: 5 cm Net silver weight: 90 grams Condition: Very good antique condition — minor traces of age consistent with careful use Ideal for collectors of Louis Coignet and Belle Époque silver