Light plaster scissors on tray - Augsburg, 1777-79 - Johann Philipp Heckenauer (…

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Light plaster scissors on tray - Augsburg, 1777-79 - Johann Philipp Heckenauer (Mstr. 1741-93) et al. Curved tray on three feet, the rim decorated with grotto work, scissors with round handle loops and semi-circular wick box. Silver. Iron wick scissors with silver handles. Scissors with inspection mark and master's mark "IPH" in trefoil, tray with master's mark "ES" (?). L. scissors 14.5 cm, tray l. 21.5 cm; tray 109 g. - Cf. Seling 262+2332.

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Light plaster scissors on tray - Augsburg, 1777-79 - Johann

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