Mixed lot - silver 800, hallmarked crescent and crown, 1x Müller Wilhelm, Berlin/Schwäbisch Gmünd, 2 pieces, napkin ring and coin dish, dca. 5 - 8.5 cm, gges. approx. 72g; also metal/tin, partly silver-plated, 1x marked Quist, 9 pieces, napkin rings, of which 1x Art Nouveau, lidded box 'Zur Konfirmation', jug marked 'A.M. Eberlein 1863', decorative bowl, mug, tea strainer, flask and base of a centerpiece, various shapes, sizes and decorations, some with figural and floral decoration, 1x gilt interior, rubbed, minimally bent, scratches, hca. 1.5 - 19 cm

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