Biedermeier cutlery - Stuttgart, 1st half of the 19th century - Court jeweler Jo…

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Biedermeier cutlery - Stuttgart, 1st half of the 19th century - Court jeweler Johann Christian Sick (b. 1766). 51 pieces: 12 dinner knives (l. 25 cm), 12 dinner forks (l. 20.5 cm), 12 soup spoons (l. 21 cm), 6 fruit knives (l. 18 cm), 9 coffee spoons (l. 16 cm). Smooth, simple shape. Silver. Spoons and forks stamped with Stuttgart city mark, including the year letter "R", name "Sick", tremolier mark. Without knife 2,040 g.

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Biedermeier cutlery - Stuttgart, 1st half of the 19th centur

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