INDOCHINA
29-piece silver dessert set with pierced spatula decorated with a drag…

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INDOCHINA 29-piece silver dessert set with pierced spatula decorated with a dragon, including twelve cake forks, eleven spoons, five serving spoons and a sugar tong. Marked: Swan. Weight: 868 g

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Center Cinématographique des armées Woman with parasol, Indochina, 1960 Vintage silver print, dry stamp "Service cinématographique des armées". 40 x 29 cm Fold lower right

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

INDOCHINA, 20th century. Polychrome porcelain tea and dessert set with stylized and geometric motifs on a yellow background, including : - six dinner plates (D. 18 cm). - a circular dish. - a coffee pot. - a sugar bowl (missing lid). - a milk jug. - six cups and six saucers. (chips).

Estim. 1 200 - 1 500 EUR

CHARLES FIELD HAVILAND - LIMOGES - EDITH PASCAL MODEL - PARTIE DE SERVICE DE TABLE 50 PIECES in white porcelain with a lavender-blue wing decorated in Restoration style with a frieze of foliate scrolls in gold - 29 dinner plates - D. 26 cm - 18 dessert plates - D. 22 cm - 1 sauceboat with adhering tray - 2 ramekins TBE

Estim. 1 500 - 2 500 EUR

A Mappin and Webb silver dessert set, comprising two pedestal fruit bowls of circular form with pierced scrolling foliate border over arched panels, 22cm in diameter, a set of six pedestal dessert bowls of similar design, 11cm in diameter, a further set of six pedestal dessert bowls of the same design with scrolling handles, 11cm in diameter, a set of twelve dessert spoons with pierced design, and a pair of serving spoons of the same design, eleven bowls with green opaline liners, Sheffield 1939 total weight 105.3 ozt.

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