Elegant antique silver-plated coffee pot, signed Odiot & Bayol, a prestigious French silversmithing house from the 19th century. The piece features a superb work of guilloché and chiseling, with a lid adorned with a sculpted flower and foliage-shaped knob. The curved wooden handle contrasts with the shine of the silver and reflects a typically Parisian refinement. Manufacture: Odiot & Bayol - The Odiot house, founded in Paris in the 17th century, is one of the most illustrious French silversmiths. As the official supplier to Napoleon I and the great European courts, Odiot partnered with Bayol in the 19th century to develop more accessible pieces of silverware while maintaining an exceptional quality of chiseling and finishing. Material: silver-plated metal, black wood handle Decoration: guilloché, chiseling, and floral grip Hallmarks: Odiot & Bayol, numbered 27074 Dimensions: height 22 cm (8.6"), total width 17 cm (6.7") Condition: overall beautiful condition, patina of use. Note: a small discreet dent on the bottom of the body (see photos), without fragility or impact on aesthetics or use. A collector's piece that embodies the refined craftsmanship of Parisian silversmithing, perfect for a collector, a lover of fine table arts, or for elegant decoration. Type: Display object, Decorative Origin: France Subtype: Coffee pot Country of manufacture: France Material: Silver-plated Style: Napoleon III