Null TABLE COVER in silver 950 mil. Filets pattern. 18th century. Weight 172 g

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TABLE COVER in silver 950 mil. filets pattern. 18th century. Weight 172 g

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TABLE COVER in silver 950 mil. filets pattern. 18th century. Weight 172 g

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Set of mismatched 950 thousandth silver flatware, uniplat model and filet model. Includes: - Five spoons ; - Six forks. Minerve hallmark. Gross weight: 878 g One small German dessert set in 950 thousandths silver - Weight: 60 g.

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Lot of various flatware : - 6 silver flatware (950) with medallion decoration and garland on the back of the spatula. Minerve hallmark, first title. Total weight: 489 g. - 2 silver table settings (950) with coat of arms on back of spatula. Minerve hallmark. Total weight: 375 g. - 6 silver coffee spoons (950), single-flat model with double filets. Minerve hallmark. Total weight: 120 g - 9 silver entremets cutlery sets (950) uniplat model with shell on the back of the spatula and coat of arms surmounted by a crown. Minerve hallmark. Total weight: 809 g - 14 silver coffee spoons (950), 8 of them uniplat model with guilloché background and medallion engraved on the back and 6 uniplat model with medallion engraved on the back. Minerve hallmark. Total weight: 300 g. In a wooden case. - 2 silver forks (min 800) uniplat model with initials on the back of the spatula. Foreign hallmarks. Total weight: 135 g. - 3 forks and 2 spoons in silver, Rocaille pattern, decorated with flowers and foliage. - 3 silver-plated flatware, some engraved on the back of the spatula. = Wear, scratches and bumps.

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