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Dinner cutlery set for 12 people, in a Lutz & Weiss cutlery box, Pforzheim; designed around 1905, 800 silver, approx. 5,905 g (excluding fruit forks, fruit knives, menu knives, and table knives), these approx. 2,355 g, 168-piece set Consisting of: 12x dinner spoons, 12x dinner forks, 12x dinner knives, 12x table spoons, 12x table forks, 12x table knives, 12x fish forks, 12x fish knives, 12x coffee spoons, 12x mocha spoons, 12x ice cream spoons, 6x cake forks, 12x fruit forks, 2x cold cuts/meat forks, 1x cheese knife, 2x serving spoons (varying), 1x 2-piece serving set, 2x small 2-piece serving sets, 1x 2-piece fish serving set, 1x butter scraper, 1x serving lift, 1x asparagus lift, 1x sauce spoon, and 1x ladle; decoration: “Princess Pattern No. 3100,” each hallmarked: half-moon with crown, fineness mark, and manufacturer’s mark; each monogrammed “S”; L: up to approx. cm (ladle). Slight signs of age and scratches. Includes 7 additional cutlery pieces in a four-drawer wooden cutlery box (4 keys; right handle included separately). Lit.: Barbara Grotkamp-Schepers & Reinhard W. Sänger, Art Nouveau Cutlery, Arnoldsche, 2000, p. 76 with ill.
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