Table service (20) - Silver, Silverplated - Beautiful table objects





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A varied collection of 20 European dining objects from the first half to the middle of the 20th century. The collection includes both signed and unsigned pieces, made in, among other things, silverplate, nickel silver (nickel-silver) and one small example in solid Swedish silver.
The collection features different styles, from sleek classical and Art Deco-inspired to richly floral decorated. Notable are the historically dated pieces and old price and commemorative engravings, including pieces from 1916, 1931 and 1956–1957. These original dating and inscriptions give the collection extra historical and collectible value.
Contents – 20 items:
* 1 small signed C.G. Hallberg prize cup, tested Swedish silver – 4 cm, 8 g
* 1 signed Zima N.S. sugar tongs – 11 cm, 35 g
* 1 open-work sugar sifter holder with handle – Ø 10 cm, H 16 cm, 100 g
* 5 antique/vintage cups in nickel silver, including historically dated pieces from 1916 and 1931 – together 436 g
* 2 creamers – H 12 and 6 cm – together 269 g; largest piece marked
* 4 different sugar bowls pots – together 448 g, including two with gilded interiors
* 5 round, oval and rectangular serving and presentation dishes – together 1,101 g; largest Ø 30 cm
* 1 marked Queen Anne – Made in England silverplate shell ladle – 12 cm, 17 g
Total weight: approx. 2,414 g.
The pieces show light to normal signs of use and aging appropriate to their age. The various patinas, historical engravings, datings and decorative details emphasize the authentic character of this curated European collection.
An attractive lot for lovers of antique and vintage table silver, silverplate, nickel silver and classic home décor. Also particularly beautiful to present as a collection in a display cabinet, on a sideboard, or on a festively laid table.
The collection will be carefully packed and shipped within 3 days after payment with track & trace.
A varied collection of 20 European dining objects from the first half to the middle of the 20th century. The collection includes both signed and unsigned pieces, made in, among other things, silverplate, nickel silver (nickel-silver) and one small example in solid Swedish silver.
The collection features different styles, from sleek classical and Art Deco-inspired to richly floral decorated. Notable are the historically dated pieces and old price and commemorative engravings, including pieces from 1916, 1931 and 1956–1957. These original dating and inscriptions give the collection extra historical and collectible value.
Contents – 20 items:
* 1 small signed C.G. Hallberg prize cup, tested Swedish silver – 4 cm, 8 g
* 1 signed Zima N.S. sugar tongs – 11 cm, 35 g
* 1 open-work sugar sifter holder with handle – Ø 10 cm, H 16 cm, 100 g
* 5 antique/vintage cups in nickel silver, including historically dated pieces from 1916 and 1931 – together 436 g
* 2 creamers – H 12 and 6 cm – together 269 g; largest piece marked
* 4 different sugar bowls pots – together 448 g, including two with gilded interiors
* 5 round, oval and rectangular serving and presentation dishes – together 1,101 g; largest Ø 30 cm
* 1 marked Queen Anne – Made in England silverplate shell ladle – 12 cm, 17 g
Total weight: approx. 2,414 g.
The pieces show light to normal signs of use and aging appropriate to their age. The various patinas, historical engravings, datings and decorative details emphasize the authentic character of this curated European collection.
An attractive lot for lovers of antique and vintage table silver, silverplate, nickel silver and classic home décor. Also particularly beautiful to present as a collection in a display cabinet, on a sideboard, or on a festively laid table.
The collection will be carefully packed and shipped within 3 days after payment with track & trace.

