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Silver coffee spoon of the filet coquille agrafe model with…

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PARIS 1744-1745 Silver coffee spoon of the filet coquille agrafe model with rimmed spoon. The goldsmith's mark is not legible. Weight 33.9 g Four 18th-century silver uniplat coffee spoons with Paris and Beaune hallmarks. Weight 81.3 g Total weight 115.2 g

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PARIS 1744-1745 Silver coffee spoon of the filet coquille agrafe model with rimmed spoon. The goldsmith's mark is not legible. Weight 33.9 g Four 18th-century silver uniplat coffee spoons with Paris and Beaune hallmarks. Weight 81.3 g Total weight 115.2 g

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