What trophy is awarded to the French Open men's doubles champions?

What trophy is awarded to the French Open men’s doubles champions? The French Open men’s doubles champions receive the Coupe Jacques Brugnon.

The trophy is named for Jacques Brugnon, one of France’s celebrated Four Musketeers. Brugnon was primarily a doubles specialist and won the French Championships men’s doubles title five times, making him a fitting namesake for the event’s doubles prize.

The present silver trophy was created in 1989 by Mellerio dits Meller, the Paris jeweller responsible for several French Open trophies. Champions receive replicas, while the original remains the property of the French Tennis Federation and is displayed at Roland Garros.

The women’s doubles trophy is the Coupe Simonne-Mathieu, named for another French champion. The Coupe Suzanne Lenglen is associated with women’s singles, while the Coupe des Mousquetaires belongs to men’s singles. Those similarly French names are why the men’s doubles award is easy to confuse with another Roland-Garros trophy.