BREMER SILBERWARENFABRIK Art Déco cutlery - BREMER SILBERWARENFABRIK Art Déco cutlery, circa 1920, silver, marked on the reverse with master's mark, "800", 103 pieces in total, consisting of 12 dinner knives (L 25.5cm, steel blades), 12 dinner forks (L 21.5cm), 10 dinner spoons (L 21.5cm), 8 starter knives (L 21.5cm, steel blades), 12 starter forks (L 18.5cm), 4 fish knives (L 21,5cm), 4 fish forks (L 18cm), 12 cake forks (L 15.5cm), 13 coffee spoons (L 14cm), 6 fruit knives (L 17.5cm, steel blades), 2 butter knives (L 16.5 and 17cm, steel blades), 2 slicing forks (L 19cm), 2 vegetable spoons (L 18.5cm), 1 potato spoon (L 22cm), 1 serving spoon (L 25.5cm), 1 soup ladle (L 34.5cm) and 1 sauce ladle (L 18cm), handle monogrammed "S", total weight (without knives) 3780g

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