Spanish silver cutlery punched, s.XX. 133 pieces. Composed of twelve table spoons, twelve table forks, twelve table knives, twelve fish forks, twelve fish shovels, twelve lunch spoons, twelve lunch forks, twelve lunch knives, twelve ice cream spoons, thirteen mocha spoons, one serving spoon, one serving spoon for fountains, one vegetable serving spoon, one soup ladle, one sauce ladle, one pie serving spoon, one serving fork, one carving fork, one fish serving fork, one fish serving fork, one fish serving shovel, one ice tongs, one egg serving spoon and one serving shovel. Attached wooden cabinet with six waist drawers for storage with red velvet upholstered interior. Cabinet: 43 x 41,5 x 29 cm. Weight: 5,025.5 gr. (without knives).

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