MÃ(c)moire SignifiÃ(c) Pour Les MaÃ(R)tres & Gardes Du Corps De L'orfÃ(c)vrerie Joaillerie De La Ville De Paris, (Hardcover)

This is a historical legal document, "Mémoire Signifié Pour Les MaÃ(R)tres & Gardes Du Corps De L'orfèvrerie Joaillerie De La Ville De Paris, Apellans Contre Les Sieurs Boze & Du Bourdieu, Intimés & Contre Le Sieur Germain Sculpteur Orfevre Du Roi ..." It pertains to a legal dispute involving the masters and guards of the goldsmith and jewelry guild of Paris against Sieurs Boze and Du Bourdieu, and Sieur Germain, a sculptor and goldsmith of the King. This document offers insight into the legal and economic dynamics of artisanal guilds in 18th-century Paris and the conflicts that arose within these professional organizations. It would be of particular interest to scholars of French legal history, guild systems, and the history of jewelry and goldsmithing.

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