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Candlestick, silver 925, c. 1920, Wilhelm Binder silver manufactory, hallmarked, h. 14 cm, 509 g

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Candlestick, silver 925, c. 1920, Wilhelm Binder silver manufactory, hallmarked, h. 14 cm, 509 g

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12 Mokkalöffel im Etui — Schwäbisch Gmünd, Wilhelm Binder — Tordierter Schaft mit als Hufen gearbeiteten Griffenden. Silber, vergoldet. Gestempelt mit Halbmond, Krone, Feingehalt "800" und Herstellersignet. L. 10,5 cm; zus. 97 g. - Im Formetui der Silberwarenfabrik Wilkens & Söhne, Bremen.

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