Three-piece tea service - Heilbronn, Bruckmann & Söhne - early 20th century - Co…

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Three-piece tea service - Heilbronn, Bruckmann & Söhne - early 20th century - Core piece consisting of teapot (h. 19.5 cm), sugar bowl with lid (h. 14 cm), cream jug (h. 11.3 cm). Slightly bulbous, the four long edges indented, the lower section gadrooned, the rims with ornamental bands. Silver, partly gilded inside. The base with crescent, crown, fineness "800", maker's mark eagle, model number "6508", teapot with dedication "Weihnachten 1908". Total weight 934 g.

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