Serving utensil (3) - .925 silver - 1920-1930
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Three-piece French sterling silver service cutlery set with bakelite handles, monogrammed, each 20 cm long, total weight 238 g, dating to the 20th century, in good condition with minor signs of wear.
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French serving cutlery in 925 silver with a bakelite handle – Monogram – 20th century
Refined pair of French serving cutlery made in solid 925 sterling silver, with original Bakelite handles.
The silver components are enhanced by an engraved monogram, elegant and highly legible, typical of French production intended for official banquets.
Objects dating to the 20th century, a period when Bakelite was widely used in combination with silver for high-quality serving cutlery.
An ideal piece for collectors of French silver, to complete a service or as an antique decorative element.
• Type: Serving cutlery (3 pieces)
• Material: 925 sterling silver stamped with Minerva 1 and the silversmith's mark
• Handles: Bakelite
Origin: France
Era: 20th century
• Decoration: Engraved monogram
• Length: 20 cm each
• Total weight: 238 g
• Condition: Good, with normal signs of wear consistent with age
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Seller's Story
ALL ITEMS FOR SALE ARE DISCOUNTED DUE TO BUSINESS CLOSURE.... TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITIES!!!
Sheffield Market is a real workshop for antiques, a market and a laboratory where we carry out restorations, silver plating... for unique pieces that we have passionately searched for years around the world, which you can purchase in complete safety.
Our philosophy is based on the desire to continue the family tradition and the pursuit of selling always refined objects, original jewelry, curious accessories, unique services, and many tips.
Translated by Google TranslateFrench serving cutlery in 925 silver with a bakelite handle – Monogram – 20th century
Refined pair of French serving cutlery made in solid 925 sterling silver, with original Bakelite handles.
The silver components are enhanced by an engraved monogram, elegant and highly legible, typical of French production intended for official banquets.
Objects dating to the 20th century, a period when Bakelite was widely used in combination with silver for high-quality serving cutlery.
An ideal piece for collectors of French silver, to complete a service or as an antique decorative element.
• Type: Serving cutlery (3 pieces)
• Material: 925 sterling silver stamped with Minerva 1 and the silversmith's mark
• Handles: Bakelite
Origin: France
Era: 20th century
• Decoration: Engraved monogram
• Length: 20 cm each
• Total weight: 238 g
• Condition: Good, with normal signs of wear consistent with age
Note
Photographs are an integral part of the description.
Careful shipping with professional packaging.
Seller's Story
ALL ITEMS FOR SALE ARE DISCOUNTED DUE TO BUSINESS CLOSURE.... TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITIES!!!
Sheffield Market is a real workshop for antiques, a market and a laboratory where we carry out restorations, silver plating... for unique pieces that we have passionately searched for years around the world, which you can purchase in complete safety.
Our philosophy is based on the desire to continue the family tradition and the pursuit of selling always refined objects, original jewelry, curious accessories, unique services, and many tips.
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Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
238 g
Silver type
.925 silver
No. of items
3
Country of Origin
France
Material
Bakelite, Silver
Style
Vintage
Colour
Cream
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated Period
1920-1930
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