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Silver uniplat model stew fork.
Goldsmith: Bazile CHENAIL…

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PARIS 1824 - 1829 Silver uniplat model stew fork. Goldsmith: Bazile CHENAILLIER Old man hallmark for 1819 - 1838 Weight : 144 g - length : 27,5 cm PARIS 1770 - 1771 Uniplat silver stew spoon, engraved on the stem J. MARTIN. Master silversmith : Jacques Louis ALLEN, received in 1758 Weight: 142 g - length: 31.5 cm

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PARIS 1824 - 1829 Silver uniplat model stew fork. Goldsmith: Bazile CHENAILLIER Old man hallmark for 1819 - 1838 Weight : 144 g - length : 27,5 cm PARIS 1770 - 1771 Uniplat silver stew spoon, engraved on the stem J. MARTIN. Master silversmith : Jacques Louis ALLEN, received in 1758 Weight: 142 g - length: 31.5 cm

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