Null Serving spoon - silver-plated, marked 'Zwei Türme' for Denmark, large servi…

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Serving spoon - silver-plated, marked 'Zwei Türme' for Denmark, large serving spoon with stylized flower decoration, fine scratches, minimal signs of age, lca. 36.5 cm

2003

Serving spoon - silver-plated, marked 'Zwei Türme' for Denmark, large serving spoon with stylized flower decoration, fine scratches, minimal signs of age, lca. 36.5 cm

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