A BOHEMIAN SILVER CUTLERY FOR 12 PERSONS IN THE ORIGINAL WOODEN BOX Prague, ca. 1900 Kasten 36,5 x 60 x 46 cm Engraved monogram JO. Hallmarks: Diana head mark with C and 3, maker's marks J.C and SEBOR as well as HG etc. Comprising 12 starter forks, 12 demitasse spoons, 12 spoons, 12 coffee spoons, 12 dinner forks, 5 salt cellars (3 with glass liners, 4 part-gilt, 1 missing in box), 4 salt spoons (1 divers), soup ladle, sauce ladle, 1 serving spoon (1 missing), sugar tongs (added), fish lifter (added, fish fork missing), 12 knife banks, 12 starter knives, 12 menu knives, 2 slicing forks (added), 1 pair of serving pieces with bakelite cloth. Weight without knives ca. 3530gr., knives together ca. 2065gr. Signs of use, box with signs of age. Private property, Berlin

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