PARTIE DE MÉNAGÈRE recomposée in silver with Gordian knot pattern including : - …

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recomposée in silver with Gordian knot pattern including : - Twenty pieces of cutlery (forks and spoons) - Twelve pieces of entremets cutlery (forks and spoons) - One ladle - One small ladle - Four salt spoons Weight: 4,900 g. In filled silver: - One candy set (two sprinkling spoons, one scoop and one fork) - One leg of lamb brooch Gross weight: 250 g. Marked Minerve and by different master silversmiths.

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silver dinnerware set, Gordian knot pattern, including : - 12 table spoons, Weight: 1000 g. - 12 table forks, Weight: 1070 g. - 16 dessert spoons, Weight: 750 g. - 16 dessert spoons, Weight: 390 g. - 1 serving spoon, Weight: 100 g. - 1 ladle, Weight: 260 g. Minerve hallmark Total weight: 3570 g.

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