Silver lot (min 800): - six violin-style dessert forks. Weight: 142 g. - one plain dessert fork with pointed edges. Weight: 25.9 g. - a tumbler with lightly hammered decoration and garlands of pearls. Inscription "Olé - Henrick sur la panse". Weight: 45.2 g. - a birth spoon decorated with a toddler on a radiant background. Inscription "OLELUKOJE". Weight : 33 g. - a spoon with openwork and enamel decoration of fruit and leaves on the spatula and fluted stem. Gross weight: 39.8 g - a violin-style sprinkling spoon with openwork scrolls. Weight: 34.7 g. - an eating spoon decorated with garlands of leaves and fruit. Weight: 61.8 g Total weight: 382.4 g. Danish work. Shock and wear.

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