Two-piece baroque travel cutlery set - 18th century - knife with curved blade, t…

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Two-piece baroque travel cutlery set - 18th century - knife with curved blade, two-pronged fork; the handles fully sculpted and with wave decoration and shell relief, small ball as finial. Silver and steel. Blade with smith's mark "PB" and sword. L. 20 and 23 cm.

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Two-piece baroque travel cutlery set - 18th century - knife

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