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Cutlery in original cutlery boxes. Silver. 118 pieces; 12 table knives, 12 forks, 10 spoons, 20 butter knives, 15 dessert knives, 15 forks, 15 spoons, 11 coffee spoons, 8 serving pieces including soup and punch ladles, tea strainer, asparagus tongs. Partially conically widening, rounded handle and ivory handles. Engraved monogram "M" under a baronial crown. Steel blades and forks. Partially damaged and corroded, one coffee spoon broken. Marked, tremolier stroke, hallmark, master court jeweler Johann Christian Sick (born 1766) and Eduard Foehr (active 1st half of the 19th century). A lifter with Austrian hallmark. Total weight approx. 2445 g (only silver cutlery parts). CITES certificate available. A German 118-piece silver and ivory cutlery by Johann Christian Sick (born 1766) and Eduard Foehr (active 1st half 19th C.) in original boxes. Monogrammed. Stainless steel blades and forks. Partly damaged and corroded, one coffeespoon broken. Test, assay and master's mark. One lifter with Austrian assay mark. CITES included. German. Stuttgart. 1st half 19th century.
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Cutlery in original cutlery boxes. Silver. 118 pieces; 12 table knives, 12 forks, 10 spoons, 20 butter knives, 15 dessert knives, 15 forks, 15 spoons, 11 coffee spoons, 8 serving pieces including soup and punch ladles, tea strainer, asparagus tongs. Partially conically widening, rounded handle and ivory handles. Engraved monogram "M" under a baronial crown. Steel blades and forks. Partially damaged and corroded, one coffee spoon broken. Marked, tremolier stroke, hallmark, master court jeweler Johann Christian Sick (born 1766) and Eduard Foehr (active 1st half of the 19th century). A lifter with Austrian hallmark. Total weight approx. 2445 g (only silver cutlery parts). CITES certificate available. A German 118-piece silver and ivory cutlery by Johann Christian Sick (born 1766) and Eduard Foehr (active 1st half 19th C.) in original boxes. Monogrammed. Stainless steel blades and forks. Partly damaged and corroded, one coffeespoon broken. Test, assay and master's mark. One lifter with Austrian assay mark. CITES included. German. Stuttgart. 1st half 19th century.
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