For 10 points, name this precious piece of gold tableware designed for Francis I by Benvenuto Cellini.
Minor details of this artwork include a half-submerged horse with 㻈lippers crawling onto the shore and the head of an elephant coming out of the ground. In this work, two rams' heads decorate the ends of a boat that is supported by angry-looking 㻈sh. At the base of this work, reclining male nudes in 㻈lowing red robes represent the times of the day, and four men shown from the waist up with pu㻈fed cheeks represent the winds. In this sculpture, green enamel is used to color the earth, which holds up a temple on which a naked woman is reclining. In 2003, Robert Mang stole this sculpture, which is a rare piece of metalworking by its artist that hasn't since been melted down or lost. In this 26-centimeter high sculpture completed at Fontainebleau, blue enamel is used to represent the sea where Neptune holds up a trident opposite Ceres. For 10 points, name this precious piece of gold tableware designed for Francis I by Benvenuto Cellini.
Minor details of this artwork include a half-submerged horse with 㻈lippers crawling onto the shore and the head of an elephant coming out of the ground.
The Saltcellar of Francis I [or the Saliera]