Sauce spoon, uniplat model. Marked with a cock 1er Titre (1798-1809). Weight : 8…

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Sauce spoon, uniplat model. Marked with a cock 1er Titre (1798-1809). Weight : 80 g

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Sauce spoon, uniplat model. Marked with a cock 1er Titre (17

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A set of silver flatware, including: three mismatched soup spoons five mismatched forks one small dessert fork seven small uni-flat spoons eleven slightly different uni-flat model petote cuillèes two mismatched teaspoons, one of them in vermeil a baby carriage Minerve and 925 hallmarks weight : 1030g

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