Null Set of three 18th century silver spoons.
Armorial.
Weight: 249 g

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Set of three 18th century silver spoons. Armorial. Weight: 249 g

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Set of three 18th century silver spoons. Armorial. Weight: 249 g

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A mixed lot of silver flatware, various dates and makers, comprising: thirty-three teaspoons, seventeen salt spoons, three caddy spoons, five pickle forks, two table forks, two pairs of sugar tongs, two knife rests, three mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, sugar sifter, a fish knife, a mote spoon with a shell heel, a dessert spoon, total approx. weighable 33.5oz. (qty)

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Part of a silver menagère (950) with filet and shell pattern, featuring a coat of arms with two lions holding a coat of arms with two stars and a moon, topped by a count's crown. Probably related to that of the Jullien family, originally from the Duchy of Burgundy. -6 large spoons -12 large forks -6 small spoons -6 small spoons -6 small forks Goldsmith's hallmark "HC" for "Hénin et Cie". Also included -12 mismatched silver teaspoons In case. Total gross weight: 2413 g

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