Set of historical memorabilia related to Madame Adélaïde Ali - Lot 12

Set of historical memorabilia related to Madame Adélaïde Alix DE MUN (1851-1941) épouse Harcourt, including: - A 950-millil silver ex-voto Coeur de Marie (Heart of Mary) engraved on the reverse "May 27 and 28, 1793", containing two small hearts cut from vellum and inscribed with a list of priests, deacons, Dominicans and missionaries. 950°/00 silver. Boar's head hallmark H : 10 cm - Weight :23.70 g Silver self-serving jug, the body engraved with the family coat of arms, a cruciferous orb under a marquis crown. Silver 950 °/00. Minerve hallmark, H: 10.3 cm - Weight: 119.26 g - A red morocco blotter decorated with small irons and inscribed "Hommage de l'auteur à Mademoiselle Alix de Mun", the lining in green silk. 32 x 26 cm. It contains two photographic prints, including a Photographie artistique Susse Frères signed by Adolphe André Wacquez and dated 1866 (Height: 25.2 and 18 cm). Stains Notes : The DE MUN family is an important French noble family whose origins date back to 1425, the first marquis of France. Adélaïde Alix DE MUN married Pierre D'HARCOURT (1842-1921), whose house is one of the oldest in France, having been traced back to 1094.