Null Pair of soup spoons, circa 1900, silver 12 lot, monogrammed, marked and hal…

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Pair of soup spoons, circa 1900, silver 12 lot, monogrammed, marked and hallmarked, 87 g

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Pair of soup spoons, circa 1900, silver 12 lot, monogrammed, marked and hallmarked, 87 g

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Estim. 250 - 500 EUR

Pair of earrings and a hairpin, China, around 1900, probably silver, with semi-plastic dragon decoration, fine detailed handwork, firmly mounted in a display case, needle approx. 20cm

Koch & Bergfeld - Cutlery set - silver 800, hallmarked crescent and crown, Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen, 104-piece cutlery set for a maximum of 6 persons, consisting of: 12 dinner forks, 12 dinner knives, 12 soup spoons, 12 dinner forks, 12 dinner knives, 6 fish forks, 6 fish knives, 12 ice cream spoons, 17 coffee spoons, 3 serving pieces, rectilinear handles with fine floral frieze in Empire style, partially gilt with engraved decoration, partly monogrammed 'RM' and monogrammed and dated 'KM 20.1.06', 1 dinner knife with crack, slightly bent in places, fine scratches, signs of age, lca. 14.2 - 29 cm, total weight without dinner knife approx. 3,845g

Mixed lot - cutlery - silver 750/800 and 12 lots, hallmarked, crescent and crown, various makers, 12 pieces, 4 dinner forks, 2 dinner spoons, 6 coffee spoons, 'Augsburger Faden' decoration, some with various monograms, wt. approx. 472g; also silver-plated 90, marked WMF, Geislingen, 3 pieces, soup spoons, same decoration, some minimally bent, scratches, signs of age, lca. 14.5 - 21 cm

Estim. 2 800 - 5 600 EUR

Biedermeier-Besteck — Stuttgart, 1. H. 19. Jh. — Hofjuwelier Johann Christian Sick (geb. 1766). 51 Teile: 12 Tafelmesser (L. 25 cm), 12 Tafelgabeln (L. 20,5 cm), 12 Suppenlöffel (L. 21 cm), 6 Obstmesser (L. 18 cm), 9 Kaffeelöffel (L. 16 cm). Glatte, schlichte Form. Silber. Löffel und Gabeln gestempelt mit Stadtmarke Stuttgart, darin Jahresbuchstabe "R, Namenszug "Sick", Tremolierstrich. Ohne Messer 2.040 g.

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