Null Set of six COFFEE SPoons and five TEA SPoons
The backs of the spoons engra…

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Set of six COFFEE SPoons and five TEA SPoons The backs of the spoons engraved with religious edifices Silver Marked 84 Zolotnik Total net weight 211g

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Set of six COFFEE SPoons and five TEA SPoons The backs of the spoons engraved with religious edifices Silver Marked 84 Zolotnik Total net weight 211g

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Estim. 1 000 - 1 200 EUR

Reunion of twelve table settings and twelve coffee spoons, filet pattern, unengraved. Mostly Restoration period, by different silversmiths. We enclose a coffee spoon, Minerve. All repolished and unencumbered. Total weight: 2,366 g BL

Estim. 300 - 500 EUR

In a Napoleon III case marked "Café", a collection of : - STRASBOURG, six scalloped teaspoons with rimmed spoon, to which are attached two vermeil teaspoons. Marks illegible. 18th century. Wear and tear. - PARIS, five tea spoons, filet pattern, monogrammed. 1789. Total weight : 385 g BL

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Set of mismatched silver flatware consisting of : - Three table spoons, Premier Coq (1798-1809), Master-Smith: MSC. - One table spoon, Minerve (Paris, 1809-1819). - Two table spoons, Minerve, Master-Smith: ND and IN. - Six coffee spoons of different models, three 18th-century, one of which is a filet coquille, and three others Minerve. - A foreign silver christening set, 800 ‰, monogrammed LH. Overall weight (excluding christening cutlery): 633 g - Christening cutlery weight: 55 g BL We enclose a cake scoop, a table cutlery set monogrammed HS and a small spoon, all in silver-plated metal.

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

SET OF TABLE COUVERTS in silver (925) (20 pieces). PARIS and DPTS, various silversmiths, 1798-ap. 1838 (Minerve). The spatulas are engraved with initials. The set includes six soup spoons, six table forks, a set of five small spoons, three small spoons. Total weight 1192 g. Expert : Sophie VERGNE

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