Null Silver FORK and SPOON, filets pattern, engraved with a coat of arms under a…

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Silver FORK and SPOON, filets pattern, engraved with a coat of arms under a count's crown Paris, 1767. Master silversmith: Nicolas Martin LANGLOIS, received in 1750 for the spoon. Weight: 158 gr

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Silver FORK and SPOON, filets pattern, engraved with a coat of arms under a count's crown Paris, 1767. Master silversmith: Nicolas Martin LANGLOIS, received in 1750 for the spoon. Weight: 158 gr

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