Jeroen Zoetmulder

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Perforated sugar spoon (sugar sifter or sugar spoon), used to serve sugar cubes or to dust sugar, depending on size.
The workmanship of the perforation and the shape of the spoon are typical of the production from Schwäbisch Gmünd, Hanau, and Pforzheim, the three major German silversmithing centers of the era.
German production between 1890 and 1915.
Weight: 41.10 grams.

Cucchiaio traforato per lo zucchero (sugar sifter o sugar spoon), usato per servire zollette o per spolverare zucchero, a seconda della dimensione.
La lavorazione del traforo e la forma del cucchiaio sono tipiche della produzione di Schwäbisch Gmünd, Hanau e Pforzheim, i tre maggiori centri argentieri tedeschi dell'epoca.
Produzione tedesca tra 1890 e 1915.
Peso : 41,10 grammi.

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Spoon - .800 silver

Germany - 1900-1910

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Antique Biedermeier sugar spoon in silver (.800 argento) from Germany, ca. 1900–1910, pierced bowl with dimensions 18 cm high, 4 cm wide and 1 cm deep, weighing 41.10 g and in good used condition with minor signs of age and stains.

Spoon - .800 silver

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Antique Biedermeier sugar spoon in silver (.800 argento) from Germany, ca. 1900–1910, pierced bowl with dimensions 18 cm high, 4 cm wide and 1 cm deep, weighing 41.10 g and in good used condition with minor signs of age and stains.

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