Baroque sugar caster - Berlin, c. 1755 - Johann Runnecken (Mstr. C. 1730-62). Ba…

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Baroque sugar caster - Berlin, c. 1755 - Johann Runnecken (Mstr. c. 1730-62). Baluster-shaped base with ornamental openwork lid, the wall decorated with curved folds, the base engraved with a monogram. Silver. Inspectors mark, master's name and tremolier mark on the underside. H. 18.7 cm; 192 g. - Signs of use.

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Baroque sugar caster - Berlin, c. 1755 - Johann Runnecken (M

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