Théodor MULLER (XIXe-XXe) Cut crystal vase with gadroon decoration and silver neck engraved with the inscription "Noce d'argent 1907-1932" and the monograms "A.F." and "J.F.". Master hallmark of goldsmith Théodor Müller in Weimar, followed by the 800/1000 title mark and the Halbmond und Krone (crown and moon) hallmark for Germany. 1932 H. 29.5 cm (Some chips on the gadrooned decoration, scratches on the reverse of the base).

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