Null A NORTH GERMAN SILVER COFFEE POT
Bremen, ca. 1750

H. 17,5 cm

Silver, engr…

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A NORTH GERMAN SILVER COFFEE POT Bremen, ca. 1750 H. 17,5 cm Silver, engraved, wood handle. Bremen town mark, maker's mark: Meister Johann Georg Brennecke. Ca. 510g.

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A NORTH GERMAN SILVER COFFEE POT Bremen, ca. 1750 H. 17,5 cm Silver, engraved, wood handle. Bremen town mark, maker's mark: Meister Johann Georg Brennecke. Ca. 510g.

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