French Antique Silver Sugar Spoons - Early 19th Century Quantity: Set of 4 Maker: Louis-Claude Rousseau Period: Early 19th Century (1798-1972) Location: Paris, France Manufacturing Dates: 1809-1819 Material: 950 Sterling Silver Design: Features the Pilawa coat of arms, associated with the Polish nobility and the Piława Clan (Pilawici) as well as families connected by adoption throughout medieval Poland and the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. Applied with the Polish coat of arms Pilawa of the Count Potocki Family. One of the most powerful Polish-Lithuanian families. Marks: Silversmith's Mark: L.C.R. (Louis-Claude Rousseau), with an acorn between two stars. Hallmarks: 2nd Rooster (1809-1819), 1st Title (950‰) Paris guarantee mark, Prefecture number 588. Documentation: Includes references from the Archives of the Guarantee, Paris, and various almanacs and tables documenting Parisian silversmiths from the early 19th century. Weight: 54 grams Condition: Good Additional Information: Louis-Claude Rousseau, an esteemed silversmith, operated from 7 rue St-Eloi and later at 5 rue des Guillemites starting in 1817. His craftsmanship is well-documented in historical archives and literature