Six small silver spoons, scalloped filets pattern, the spatula engraved with a v…

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Six small silver spoons, scalloped filets pattern, the spatula engraved with a very worn coat of arms. Toulouse, circa 1755. Hallmark of master goldsmith Antoine MOYSSET (~1698-1764). Weight: 195.97 g. In a shaped case, sheathed in embossed and gilded morocco. Antoine MOYSSET received his master's diploma in 1725.

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Six small silver spoons, scalloped filets pattern, the spatu

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ERCUIS, CAILAR BAYARD & MISCELLANEOUS Set of mismatched silver-plated flatware in filet pattern including : - 6 forks and spoons, L.: 21 cm. - 2 table spoons, L. 21 cm. - 6 spoons, L.: 14 cm. Oxidation, scratches, used condition

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