Fish serving set (3) - .800 silver - No reserve price
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A set of three argent (800) silver items from Germany dating to 1910–1920, with dimensions about 36 cm high, 18 cm wide and 4 cm deep and a total weight of 300 g, in good condition with some wear.
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With its superb fish service set in a pierced Louis XV style, handles in 800/1000 silver, Germany hallmarks, the forks and the blade of the knife are in metal with a gilded patina; also included is a charming sauce spoon with a magnificent engraved Louis XVI-style design. The spoon handle is in 950/1000 silver, Minerva hallmark 1st title, the spoon bowl is in metal plated with silver. Overall good condition with some signs of use and patina wear. Dimensions of the fish cutlery: 29 cm and 25 cm in length; sauce spoon length: 17 cm; total weight excluding the box: 300 grams. Careful packaging for shipping. Sold without reserve!
With its superb fish service set in a pierced Louis XV style, handles in 800/1000 silver, Germany hallmarks, the forks and the blade of the knife are in metal with a gilded patina; also included is a charming sauce spoon with a magnificent engraved Louis XVI-style design. The spoon handle is in 950/1000 silver, Minerva hallmark 1st title, the spoon bowl is in metal plated with silver. Overall good condition with some signs of use and patina wear. Dimensions of the fish cutlery: 29 cm and 25 cm in length; sauce spoon length: 17 cm; total weight excluding the box: 300 grams. Careful packaging for shipping. Sold without reserve!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
300 g
Silver type
.800 silver
Title additional information
No reserve price
Number of objects
3
Material
Silver
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
36 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
4 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
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