Null Uni-flat silver spoon with numerals
18th century hallmarks
Gross weight: 62…

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Uni-flat silver spoon with numerals 18th century hallmarks Gross weight: 62 g.

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Uni-flat silver spoon with numerals 18th century hallmarks Gross weight: 62 g.

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Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Four small silver spoons, uniplat model, the spatulas figured. 18th century. Weight : 44 g. L. 12 cm.

Estim. 90 - 120 EUR

Set comprising two forks and two spoons uniplat model figured in 950°° silver. Marked 1er Coq 1er Titre (1798-1809), Paris medium guarantee hallmark and hallmark of master goldsmith Jean-Pierre DESJARDINS (inscribed in 1799). Weight: 308.5 g

Estim. 150 - 180 EUR

Lot including : - 950°° silver table cutlery (one fork and one spoon) in a figured filet pattern. Minerve hallmark 1st title; goldsmith's hallmark difficult to read (probably Charles-Alexandre LAVALLEE); countermark bigorne. - Four small spoons uniplat model inscribed "A. Mouchard" in 950°° silver. Minerve hallmark; hallmark of master goldsmith Joseph BOURDON; countermark bigorne. - A 950°° silver uniplat spoon. Minerve hallmark; goldsmith Joseph Bourdon; countermark bigorne. - A 950°° silver fork with a numerical outline. Minerve; silversmith Joseph Bourdon; countermark bigorne. - Five small spoons of various designs in 950°° silver. Minerve hallmark; several maitre-orfèvres including Charles-Alexandre LAVALLEE; countermark bigorne. - A 950°° silver uniplat spoon. Hallmarked Vieillard 1er titre Paris (1819-1838). - A small 950°° silver uniplat spoon. Marked 1er Coq 1er titre (1798-1809); silversmith Jean-Louis HARDY; countermark bigorne. Total weight: 505.7 g

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

LOT OF TEN Mismatched LITTLE SPoons in 950/°°° silver, uniplat and filet contour design. Marks: fermiers généraux, Tête de vieillard, Minerve. 18th and 19th centuries. Total weight: 189 g. We enclose a silver spoon 800/°°°, uniplat model. Swan hallmark. Weight: 22.5 g.

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