Null 12 piece table service , 800 silver, Switzerland, 1880-1900, 6 cake forks, …

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12 piece table service , 800 silver, Switzerland, 1880-1900, 6 cake forks, 4 tea spoons, 2 butter knives, timeless design, hammer finish, approx. 310 g, manufacturer Jezler & Cie AG/Schaffhausen

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12 piece table service , 800 silver, Switzerland, 1880-1900, 6 cake forks, 4 tea spoons, 2 butter knives, timeless design, hammer finish, approx. 310 g, manufacturer Jezler & Cie AG/Schaffhausen

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Silver three serving pieces circa 1900, silver stamped 800, maker's mark Juwelier F.H.C. Mordhorst Kiel (master from 1890), slightly curved handles with rounded ends, decorated with stylised floral motifs and leaf bands, the bowls and prongs with remnants of old gilding, signs of age and wear, l max. 18.8 cm, total weight 197 g. Cf.: Jochen Amme, Historische Bestecke, p. 479, no. 768.

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JEZLER ART NOUVEAU silver fish service decorated with bell-shaped flowers. Set includes 6 forks and 6 knives (12 pieces). Swiss hallmarks (.800). Hallmarks of the prestigious JEZLER silversmiths. Length / Weight of forks: 17.4 cm / 271.2 grams. Length / Weight of knives: 20.4 cm / 296.2 grams Total weight: 567.4 grams.

Estim. 520 - 600 EUR

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