It's a pleasure to publish these two pieces of antique silver made in Switzerland in 18th century.
They are two worderful artifacts of 'Continental silver' made by silversmith Jean Redart working in Neuchatel, about 1760: a double spice box and a chocolate pot.

Double spice box with hinged lid, gilded interior on four paw feet. One side is divided in two sections. It measures 4 3/4" x 3.5" x 1 1/2" high (cm. 12 x 9 x 3,5).

hallmarks of silversmith Jean Redart working in Neuchatel (Switzerland) about 1760

lids of the spice box engraved with two Coats of Arms with Count's coronet (9 visible pearls raised on rays)

chocolate pot of plain pear form on three slender supports, short spout with hinged flap and finial, engraved on the front side with coats of arms.

Couple of Coats of Arms with Count's coronet (the armorial were likely engraved for a noble marriage).

hallmarks of silversmith Jean Redart working in Neuchatel (Switzerland) about 1760