Baroque plate - Berlin, c. 1785 - Johann Bernhard Müller or Martin Friedrich Mül…

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Baroque plate - Berlin, c. 1785 - Johann Bernhard Müller or Martin Friedrich Müller (Mstr. c. 1737). Round shape, the rim with pleats and six-fold curved edge; monogram engraving under crown. Silver. At the bottom an inspection mark bear with the suffix "F", the name "Müller" and a tremolier mark. Ø 26 cm; 586 g. - Scheffler: Berlin 10c+133.

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Baroque plate - Berlin, c. 1785 - Johann Bernhard Müller or

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