Null PARIS 1787 - 1788
Silver ladle, filet pattern, engraved with coat of arms o…

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PARIS 1787 - 1788 Silver ladle, filet pattern, engraved with coat of arms on the spatula, scratched on the stem (illegible). Master silversmith : Jean-Robert COURENSON, received in 1783 Weight: 223 g - length: 35.3 cm

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PARIS 1787 - 1788 Silver ladle, filet pattern, engraved with coat of arms on the spatula, scratched on the stem (illegible). Master silversmith : Jean-Robert COURENSON, received in 1783 Weight: 223 g - length: 35.3 cm

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