Estate-Fresh, 19th century French silver flatware, in a mix of mainly two makers and patterns. Pieces produced by Antoine-Felix Desreux, Henri-Louis Chenailler, Philippe Berthier, all of the mid 19th century in Paris. Silver seems to all be 950. Total of 103 pieces. Includes: 12 Desreux small forks (7" long), 12 Desreux large forks (8" long), 12 Desreux small spoons (7" long), 6 Desreux large spoons (8 1/4" long), 1 Desreux large serving spoon (10" long). 11 Chenailler tea spoons (5 3/4" long), 6 Chenailler small forks (7" long), 3 Chenailler demitasse spoons (3 3/8" long), 6 Berthier small spoons (5 3/4" long), 1 Chenailler serving spoon (straining) (7 1/2" long), 18 Chenailler dinner knives (steel blade) (10 1/4" long), 11 Chenailler small knives (steel blade) (8 1/4" long), 1 Chenailler carving knife (12 1/4" long), 1 Chenailler serving fork with a bone end (11 1/4" long), 1 Chenailler serving fork with a steel or iron end (10 5/8" long), 1 Pie server, similar to Chenailler but marked with unidentified markings, steel end (11 3/4" long). One marrow scoop with a celluloid handle (10 1/4" long). Condition good but varies in terms of tarnish, bone fork has broken tine. Some oxidation. Monograms vary throughout. Total weighable silver: 107.9 OZT.Keywords: fancy, silverware. Sterling, Antique,