Null Sugar bowl and caster, Carl M. Cohr, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1st half 20th cen…
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Sugar bowl and caster, Carl M. Cohr, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1st half 20th century, ,925 sterling silver, with handles curved into volutes, marked on the bottom: Sterling COHR Denmark, total: 291.6 g. Limit 162,-

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Sugar bowl and caster, Carl M. Cohr, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1st half 20th century, ,925 sterling silver, with handles curved into volutes, marked on the bottom: Sterling COHR Denmark, total: 291.6 g. Limit 162,-

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