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Silver pouring jug with a handle made by silversmith Carl Ernst Kropp, originating from the town of Arensburg or Kuressaare on the island of Saaremaa in Estonia. This silversmith was active from 1775 to 1794.

The jug is stamped with the city mark AB of Arensburg, the 'ooienvaar' of the city arms, and the master mark CEK.

The silver content of the jug is 13 loth, 812.5/1000.

The jug is in fine condition for its age.

Weight: 349.1 g. Dimensions: 22 x 17.5 x 8 cm.

Zilveren schenkkan met hengsel gemaakt door de zilversmid Carl Ernst Kropp afkomstig van het op het eiland Saaremaa's gelegen stad Arensburg of Kuressaare in Estland. Deze zilversmid was actief van 1775 tot 1794.

De kan is gekeurd met stadskeur AB van Arensburg, de ooienvaar van het stadswapen en meesterkeur CEK.

Zilvergehalte van de kan is 13 loth, 812,5 / 1000.

De kan is in fraaie conditie voor haar leeftijd.

Gewicht: 349,1 gram. Afmetingen: 22 x 17,5 x 8 cm.

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C.E. Kropp - Ewer - Silver

Estonia -   - 1750-1800

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Silver lidded tankard with a handle by silversmith Carl Ernst Kropp, originating from Arensburg on Saaremaa, Estonia, weighing 349.1 g with dimensions 22 × 17 × 8 cm and a silver content of 812.5‰ (13 loth), dating to 1750–1800; in good condition with minor signs of age and spots.

C.E. Kropp - Ewer - Silver

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Silver lidded tankard with a handle by silversmith Carl Ernst Kropp, originating from Arensburg on Saaremaa, Estonia, weighing 349.1 g with dimensions 22 × 17 × 8 cm and a silver content of 812.5‰ (13 loth), dating to 1750–1800; in good condition with minor signs of age and spots.

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