Silver stew fork. Paris 1798-1809
Goldsmith: Jean-Pierre Desjardins
Filet and sh…

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Silver stew fork. Paris 1798-1809 Goldsmith: Jean-Pierre Desjardins Filet and shell design, engraved with a coat of arms surmounted by a count's crown. Wear on the coat of arms. Length: 25.7 cm Weight : 174 g.

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Silver stew fork. Paris 1798-1809

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