Silverware, Silver Sugar Bowl Louis XVI Style, Late 18th Century Hallmarks

A silver sugar bowl and lidcobalt blue glass, standing on four claw feet,Louis VXI style
The gallery is pierced withmedallions, one engraved with an intertwined monogram, in a surround of rose garlands andgarlands of roses and olive foliage, the double handles with pearl mouldings.pearls
The doucine lid iscomposed of a hollow gadroon groove, a string of pearls and a silver domeplain
The removable handle, attached to the lidlid by its nut, features two wood cutters on a terrace of repoussérepoussé leaves
The cobalt-blue glass verrineglass is original
Goldsmith's hallmarks, charge and dischargeincluding a "grand A couronné" for Paris, Henry Clavel's firstby Henry Clavel (late 18th century), under the lid and under the mount.
Please note: tinysmall dents and scratches on the silver, microchips on the neck of the glassware,one leaf missing from the socket, play on the fretel.
Period: late 18th century
Dimensions: 18 x 13 x 8.5cm, gross weight with glass 563g