Fr. Rupp, Ansbach - Soup ladle - Augsburg thread. - .800 silver - Augsburger Thread, 800 Silver
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Antique 19th‑century Augsburg Faden soup ladle by Fr. Rupp of Ansbach, in 800 silver with an original inner gold wash, about 32 cm long, bowl diameter 8.8 cm, weighing 202 g, from Bavaria and in good condition with signs of age.
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Historical silver soup ladle / bowl ladle from the 19th century, crafted in the Historicism period around 1860 by the Royal Bavarian Court Supplier and silversmith Friedrich Rupp from Ansbach.
This piece is designed in the classical "Augsburger Faden" pattern. The large ladle (ship-shaped bowl) features an original inner gilding (fine gold / vermeil) that protects the metal from oxidation.
Manufacturer & Markings:
• Silversmith / Jeweler: Fr. Rupp, Ansbach (Royal Bavarian Court Supplier). The maker's mark "FR. RUPP ANSBACH" is clearly stamped on the handle.
• Silver content: On the reverse with the fineness stamp "800" for sterling silver, as well as the accompanying master and city marks.
Dimensions & Details:
• Overall length: approx. 32 cm
• Diameter of the ladle: approx. 8.8 cm
• Weight: 202 g.
Condition:
• Good antique condition. The piece shows visible signs of aging and normal use, including noticeable dents and slight warping of the silver bowl (ladle) from historical use, as seen in the photos. The interior gilding is robustly preserved. No deep scratches or signs of modern repairs.
Shipping:
• Shipping is securely packaged, registered and Track & Trace insured.
Historical silver soup ladle / bowl ladle from the 19th century, crafted in the Historicism period around 1860 by the Royal Bavarian Court Supplier and silversmith Friedrich Rupp from Ansbach.
This piece is designed in the classical "Augsburger Faden" pattern. The large ladle (ship-shaped bowl) features an original inner gilding (fine gold / vermeil) that protects the metal from oxidation.
Manufacturer & Markings:
• Silversmith / Jeweler: Fr. Rupp, Ansbach (Royal Bavarian Court Supplier). The maker's mark "FR. RUPP ANSBACH" is clearly stamped on the handle.
• Silver content: On the reverse with the fineness stamp "800" for sterling silver, as well as the accompanying master and city marks.
Dimensions & Details:
• Overall length: approx. 32 cm
• Diameter of the ladle: approx. 8.8 cm
• Weight: 202 g.
Condition:
• Good antique condition. The piece shows visible signs of aging and normal use, including noticeable dents and slight warping of the silver bowl (ladle) from historical use, as seen in the photos. The interior gilding is robustly preserved. No deep scratches or signs of modern repairs.
Shipping:
• Shipping is securely packaged, registered and Track & Trace insured.
Details
Specific region of origin
Bavaria
Silver type
.800 silver
Gross weight
202 g
Style subtype
Biedermeier style
Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Augsburger Thread, 800 Silver
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Germany
Manufacturer/brand
Fr. Rupp, Ansbach
Material
Silver
Model
Augsburg thread.
Style
Antique
Colour
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
32 cm
Width
8.8 cm
Depth
3.5 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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