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Silver saleron, Minerve hallmark, resting on four feet, the body gadrooned. Glass and vermeil interior. Weight: 22.86 g

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Silver saleron, Minerve hallmark, resting on four feet, the body gadrooned. Glass and vermeil interior. Weight: 22.86 g

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Paire de salerons en verre (éclats), à pans coupés, les bases en argent (poinçons Minerve, 1er Titre). Poids brut total : 158g. 5 x 6,2 cm (un pied se détache).

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[ Silverware ] Pair of solid silver (Minerve) repoussé salerons, cut-glass interior, with four salt spoons in the pattern. Weight: 75.7 gr (excluding glassware)

Estim. 120 - 150 EUR

Lot in sterling silver 925 minerve mark and English silver including: salerons, napkin ring, tea strainer, large spoon, curb chain, small cup, and various small spoons. Total weight: 435 g Wear

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Suite of three Louis XVI style salerons, silver mount and white crystal interior and their salt bowls. Body decorated with crossed torches, trumpets, bows, foliage and crossed ribbons. Cutaway base, vermeiled interior. Salt scoops with vermeiled spoons, their backs forming a shell. Spatulas decorated with filets, foliage and roses. Minerve hallmark, 1st title. Master goldsmith's hallmark: Albert DEFLON, active between 1907 and 1920 ("AD" and a gabion). A fourth silver saleron with white crystal interior and spoon. The saleron stands on four feet. Body with openwork foliage and mascaron. Dim. DEFLON salerons: 4 x 6.5 x 4.5 cm. L. DEFLON shovels: 6.8 cm. Dim. salerons on four feet: 3.7 x 5.5 x 4.2 cm. L. shovel, plain model: 7.4 cm. PB. (with interior): 234 grams.

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