Biedermeier ladle - Augsburg, 1826 - Christian Abraham Grabe (concession 1828). …

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Biedermeier ladle - Augsburg, 1826 - Christian Abraham Grabe (concession 1828). Oval bowl with oval tapering handle. Silver with partial gilding. Hallmarked with hallmark and master's mark "CG". L. 34.5 cm; 132 g. - Seling 314+2732.

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Biedermeier ladle - Augsburg, 1826 - Christian Abraham Grabe

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