Cutlery set for 12 (111) - Silverplated - Weisendanger

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Complete Vintage Silver-Plated Cutlery Set in Egg Cup Pattern from the brand / distributor: Weisendanger.
Origin / Nationality: Germany (Swiss heritage)
Era: circa 1930 - 1950 (Art Deco / Post-War transition)

The cutlery set has been used over the years, but has always been well cared for and shows no visible wear on the silver plating. It presents the usual signs of use, oxidation, and the passage of time expected in pieces of this age, as detailed in the photographs. It retains a very beautiful mirrored shine, has been stored individually in handmade protective felt pouches (included in the shipment as a bonus for the buyer).

The blades of the knives, marked "Inox", maintain their functional cutting ability and show the normal wear and handling marks illustrated in the photos. The photos are an integral part of the lot description.
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Detailed Composition of the Cutlery Set (111 Pieces):
- 12 meat forks (GE/ESE 90/45, 23 cm, Weight: 56 g)
- 12 meat knives (Blade "Inox" / Handle 90/24, 25 cm, 93 g)
- 12 soup spoons (GE/ESE 90/45, 21.5 cm, 72 g)
- 12 dessert spoons (GE/ESA 90/30, 21.5 cm, 56 g)
- 12 dessert forks (GE/ESA 90/30, 19 cm, 46 g)
- 12 dessert knives (Blade "Inox" / Handle 90/18, 21 cm, 66 g)
- 12 cake forks (GE/ESA 90/18, 15.5 cm, 27 g)
- 12 tea spoons (GE/ESA 90/48, 15 cm, 29 g)
- 12 coffee spoons (GE/ESA 90/12, 11 cm, 16 g)
- 1 salad fork (GE/ESA 90/7, 22 cm, 68 g)
- 1 salad spoon (GE/ESA 90/7, 22 cm, 70 g)
- 1 soup ladle (GE/ESA 90/10, 34.5 cm, 252 g)

A classic European cutlery set with elegant lines and lobed contours in a simplified Chippendale style.

Complete Vintage Silver-Plated Cutlery Set in Egg Cup Pattern from the brand / distributor: Weisendanger.
Origin / Nationality: Germany (Swiss heritage)
Era: circa 1930 - 1950 (Art Deco / Post-War transition)

The cutlery set has been used over the years, but has always been well cared for and shows no visible wear on the silver plating. It presents the usual signs of use, oxidation, and the passage of time expected in pieces of this age, as detailed in the photographs. It retains a very beautiful mirrored shine, has been stored individually in handmade protective felt pouches (included in the shipment as a bonus for the buyer).

The blades of the knives, marked "Inox", maintain their functional cutting ability and show the normal wear and handling marks illustrated in the photos. The photos are an integral part of the lot description.
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Detailed Composition of the Cutlery Set (111 Pieces):
- 12 meat forks (GE/ESE 90/45, 23 cm, Weight: 56 g)
- 12 meat knives (Blade "Inox" / Handle 90/24, 25 cm, 93 g)
- 12 soup spoons (GE/ESE 90/45, 21.5 cm, 72 g)
- 12 dessert spoons (GE/ESA 90/30, 21.5 cm, 56 g)
- 12 dessert forks (GE/ESA 90/30, 19 cm, 46 g)
- 12 dessert knives (Blade "Inox" / Handle 90/18, 21 cm, 66 g)
- 12 cake forks (GE/ESA 90/18, 15.5 cm, 27 g)
- 12 tea spoons (GE/ESA 90/48, 15 cm, 29 g)
- 12 coffee spoons (GE/ESA 90/12, 11 cm, 16 g)
- 1 salad fork (GE/ESA 90/7, 22 cm, 68 g)
- 1 salad spoon (GE/ESA 90/7, 22 cm, 70 g)
- 1 soup ladle (GE/ESA 90/10, 34.5 cm, 252 g)

A classic European cutlery set with elegant lines and lobed contours in a simplified Chippendale style.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
6 kg
Title additional information
Weisendanger
Number of objects
111
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Silverplated
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Silver
Height
23 cm
Width
2.5 cm
Depth
12 mm
Estimated period
1930 - 1950
PortugalVerified
Private

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