Six coffee spoons, classic shape, elongated bowl, 800 silver, hallmarked with mo…

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Six coffee spoons, classic shape, elongated bowl, 800 silver, hallmarked with moon and crown, 90.5g.

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Six coffee spoons, classic shape, elongated bowl, 800 silver, hallmarked with moon and crown, 90.5g.

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Estim. 180 - 270 EUR

Silver Dessert Cutlery Set Circa 1903, silver stamped 800, crescent, crown, maker's mark Wilkens & Söhne Bremen, design Friedrich Adler, model 152, some with various owner's monograms and distributor's stamp D. Schroter. Schroter, each consisting of six coffee and demitasse spoons with gilt bowls, two praline forks with gilt tines, a fruit fork and a fruit knife, the latter with steel blades and tines, coffee spoon in case, the gilding rubbed in places, normal signs of age and use, l max. 17 cm, total weight 309 g.

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6 coffee spoons, G. Creutzfeldt, German, around 1900, 800 silver, geometric decor, length of each spoon 13.8 cm, approx. 112g, ina case

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