A pewter lunch carrier, Regensburg, circa 1750
Lunch carrier with three tiers, …

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A pewter lunch carrier, Regensburg, circa 1750 Lunch carrier with three tiers, the side handles with pull-throughs for a leather strap. Stepped lid with three ball feet (one damaged). All parts with combined city and master's mark of Christian Wilhelm Gebhardt, who became master in Regensburg in 1743. Height 19.5 cm. Condition: II -

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A pewter lunch carrier, Regensburg, circa 1750

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