Mixed lot - cutlery - silver 800, hallmarked crescent and crown, various makers, 5 pieces, table spoon, coffee spoon, cake server and serving fork, various relief and engraved decorations, 2x dated and monogrammed 'F.F. 3.7.94'; plus silver 12 lot, 1 coffee spoon, dated and monogrammed 'MK 1833', gges. approx. 212g; together with silver 13 lot, 1 sugar caster spoon with leg handle; together with metal, silver-plated 90, various makers, 12 pieces, porridge spoon, porridge pusher, children's cutlery without fork, tea strainers and sugar tongs, various shapes, sizes and decorations, fine figural relief decoration, fine scratches, signs of age, lca. 11 - 22.5 cm

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