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TWELVE BOULENGER ice-cream spoons and twenty-four mocha spoons in gilt metal with "pied de biche" spatula.

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TWELVE BOULENGER ice-cream spoons and twenty-four mocha spoons in gilt metal with "pied de biche" spatula.

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Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

BOULENGER silverware. Important silver-plated menagère with filet decoration, including : - twelve place settings (L. 21.5 cm). - twelve pieces of entremet flatware (L. 18 cm). - twelve fish cutlery sets (18.5 and 20.5 cm). - Twelve ice-cream spoons (L. 13.5 cm). - Eleven teaspoons (L. 11.5 cm). - Twelve table knives (L. 24.5 cm). - Eleven entremet knives (L. 20 cm). - miscellaneous flatware including ladle, salad servers, etc...

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

ERCUIS Ménagère de couverts en métal argenté, modèle à coquille comprenant : -douze grands couverts -douze couverts à entremets -vingt-quatre grands couteaux -vingt-quatre couteaux à fromage -douze fourchettes à gâteau -douze pelles à glace -douze couverts à poisson -un couvert de service à poisson -un couvert de service à découper -un nécessaires à hors-d'œuvre six pièces Écrins de la Maison Vincent à Marseille

Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR

Raymond Ruys (Travail belge). Argenterie: Ménagère en argent chiffrée aux armes des familles Gheeland de Merxsem et Plissart de Brandignies, se composant de douze grands couteaux, douze grandes fourchettes, douze cuillères à potage, douze petits couteaux, douze petites fourchettes, douze petites cuillères et douze cuillères à café, soit un total de quatre-vingt-quatre pièces, présentée dans un coffret. Poinçon Raymond Ruys 2e titre.

Estim. 2 200 - 2 600 EUR

Christofle. Argenterie: Ménagère en métal argenté, modèle "Cluny", se composant de douze grands couteaux, douze grandes fourchettes, douze cuillères à potage, douze couteaux et douze fourchettes à poisson, douze petits couteaux et douze petites fourchettes, douze petites cuillères, douze cuillères à café, douze cuillères à glace, douze fourchettes à dessert et douze cuillères à moka, accompagnés de dix couverts de service, soit un total de cent cinquante-quatre pièces, présentée dans un coffret à tiroirs. Poinçon Christofle.

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