Null 1 Minerve silver saleron, one spoon attached, weight 21 gr without glass

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1 Minerve silver saleron, one spoon attached, weight 21 gr without glass

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1 Minerve silver saleron, one spoon attached, weight 21 gr without glass

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Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Two silver salerons, Minerve hallmark, glass interiors. 5 x 6 x 4 cm max. Four coasters, including two French silverware coasters, two snail tongs, a silver-plated drageur marked V. BENOIST, glass interior (reported).

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

A Minerve hallmarked silver lot including a figured ladle, six liqueur goblets, two flat-bottomed timbales, two passe-thés, a napkin ring, an egg cup on pedestal, two salt bowls and two saucers. Two Vieillard hallmarked silver salerons and a late Louis XVI Paris sugar bowl cover are included. Weight: 783 g.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Suite of four salerons, set in 950-milliliter silver with claw feet highlighted with floral friezes, the salerons in cut crystal. PARIS 1809-38. Goldsmith: J.P.M. BIBRON. Weight of silver mounts: 180 g A crystal saleron is attached to a 950-milliliter silver quadripod mount. Minerve, late 19th century Gross weight: 140 g

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Five silver plates with repoussé and chased decoration of florettes on the rim and a coat of arms in the center. Crowned fleur-de-lis hallmark. Weight: 1020 g. Two salerons (Minerve hallmark) and a timbale (800° silver) weighing 62 g are included. Shock, as is.

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