Sixte-Simon RION (1780-1848, active from 1807, probably until 1835), Cabaret for vinegar and oil

sterling silver (950) hallmarked (goldsmith's mark with monogram SS/R - in rhombus, hallmark of the assay office with a cock crowing to the right and sample 1, warranty mark), glass; height 27 cm, width 23 cm, depth 11.7 cm; weight without flasks 635 g.
France, Paris, 1809-1819
Supported on four lion's feet, with an oblong base with arched shorter sides, edged with a mottled ornament of small, lanceolate leaves; baskets for the decanters in the form of a rim set on winged female hermes; baskets connected by a flat bar supported on an openwork palmette with clasps for corks, on it a vase-shaped shaft, faceted, flattened, framed at the bottom with lanceolate leaves, ending with a rim; carafe made of transparent glass, with a double spout, decorated with lenticular cut, with faceted corks.