WMF - Cutlery set - silver-plated 90/100, WMF, Geislingen, marked Ostrich mark, 47 pieces, various pieces of cutlery of different models, 12x 'Model 1900', dinner knives and dinner forks with straight, simple Art Deco style; 19x 'Model 26 /1000 Empire', dinner spoons, dinner forks, coffee spoons and serving spoons; 6x 'Model 70, Art Deco', dinner spoons; 3x 'Model 2200', pastry servers and coffee spoons with baroque decoration, 6x other decoration; plus 16 pcs, other makers and countries, serving forks and knives, coffee spoons, small trivets, some with wooden or mother-of-pearl handles, some with figural relief decoration, 1x glued, scratches, signs of age, lca. 8 - 25.5 cm

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