Null Serving spoon, Austria, 1831, city letter F for Brno, master's mark EU in o…
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Serving spoon, Austria, 1831, city letter F for Brno, master's mark EU in oval, silver 13 solder (812.5/000), pointed oval bowl with flat rim, rounded handle with monogram, l. 27.5 cm, approx. 145 g

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Serving spoon, Austria, 1831, city letter F for Brno, master's mark EU in oval, silver 13 solder (812.5/000), pointed oval bowl with flat rim, rounded handle with monogram, l. 27.5 cm, approx. 145 g

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