Serpentine mug with silver mounting and gilt silver openwork handle. The flared …

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Serpentine mug with silver mounting and gilt silver openwork handle. The flared cup has a molded body, encircled at the neck and base by a flowery frame held by two legs with repeated engraved motifs; the handle is in the shape of a caryatid leaning against foliate scrolls. Germany, Saxony, early 17th century H. 12 cm

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Serpentine mug with silver mounting and gilt silver openwork

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